Whether shocking or unsurprising, the Clippers season comes to a screeching halt at the hands of Kyrie Irving and the Dallas Mavericks (oh, and also that Luka guy). More of the same ugliness and unseriousness was in full force in the Game 6 elimination match, and a very hungry and physical Dallas team took full advantage, and earned a trip to the next round, leaving a devastated Clipper team with a lot of questions. The end of the tenure at Staples Center, end of the playoff journey, and maybe the end of the 213 era as we know it? Never fear, Clipper Nation, we will break all of it down on this episode!

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The Clippers suffer their worst playoff loss in franchise history in a crucial Game 5 back in Los Angeles, and are now on the brink of elimination in a season where they added James Harden and Kawhi Leonard played 65+ games. With Kawhi out (and Terance Mann questionable) ahead of Game 6 in Dallas, the Clippers must find it within themselves to decide the fate of this season, and maybe even this era of Clipper basketball as a whole. Paul George, this is your moment.

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Kawhi Leonard gave it a go in games 2 and 3, but it wasn't the return we would've hoped for. With only 9 points from The Klaw in a tough Game 3 loss and out until swelling in his knee goes down, it was up to PG13 to rectify a 7 point game in Game 3. PG and Harden rose to the occasion in a big way, scoring 33 a piece in a razor thin win in Game 4 to tie the series, shifting the tides to Game 5 in the City of Angels. LETS GO CLIPS!

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