mttwlsn16 wrote:esqtvd wrote:NickP wrote:Not having PG and then not having Kawhi was pretty deflating and it took away all or any energy left. But as true fans, we kept watching and hoping for a miraculous outcome without our main scoring punch. But hats off to the efforts so far. They have fought each game and contested all the way.
Yeah, it is what is.
But as Scoundreldays said, it's not fun.
Expectations ruin everything, and ours were off the charts. Even if Ballmer runs it back for Year Five, nothing short of a title will do, and frankly, it'll be one and done even if they do pull it off somehow.
The only thing that could save it now is Kawhi and PG back for Game 5...
Even if both came back, I'm not sure we win 3 straight.
Sucks bc if fully healthy I'd have picked Clips in 6 easily.
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They are not coming back at any point this season. We need to stop falling for this "Kawhi might play and win us a championship" crap. He will not play when it matters.
4 years. He NEVER played a playoff game in front of Clippers fans. I've been saying since last summer and before the trade deadline that we have to trade him. It doesn't matter if he was the best player ever or something, he is never on the court when he is needed.
They are not gonna play game 5. We most likely will lose. As a long time Clippers fan, I'm hoping Ballmer hits a reset button Tuesday night, and relieves both Lawrance Frank and Ty Lue of their duties citing team has championship aspirations and results have fallen short of the expectations year after year. Hire a new GM, new coach, and start negotiation to trade Kawhi and PG while getting a couple of quality players and some draft picks. We can get a 6-8 seed and a first round exit with no superstars on the team
