The Premature Evacuation of the Clippers’s Bandwagon, CP3's Return, and Twitter Turmoil

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Rob Parker and Martin Weiss are back to continue their argument that started on Twitter before discussing Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks putting on a show in Milwaukee last night (02:00).Next, they take a look at who is to blame for Philadelphia's failure this year, and Rob says it's not Ben Simmons (09:15).The Clippers-Suns series is discussed next, previewing tonight's matchup (17:15), and the return of Chris Paul (23:30).They wrap up the show with their Lemon Pepper Parlays of the week (30:30). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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