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After laying it on the Houston Rockets last night, the full-strength Clippers look about as good as, if not better than, anyone in the NBA right now
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After laying it on the Houston Rockets on Thursday night, the full-strength Clippers look about as good as, if not better than, anyone in the NBA right now. Can they reach their final gear when the playoffs roll around (1:21)? Plus: We discuss Andrew Wiggins’s future with the Warriors and the race for the eighth seed in the West (10:49).
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Sheil and Ben break down the Eagles’ issues on both sides of the ball
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