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Chris Man, Sports Illustrated NBA senior writer joining us from Phoenix.

He was in attendance for last night's game between the Clippers and the Suns,

which are big takeaway from last night there. Chris, you know, just the resiliency of the Clippers.

I mean, we've seen it throughout these playoffs going down to Zip in both the first and second round.

But, you know, this come back and win in this game was maybe even more impressive to be.

I mean, they learned about the injury and well, the extent of the injury to Zubatch

at the morning shoot around and to already down, you know,

Sergio Baca, Kawaii Leonard, and now being down your best big man going up against a big physical

team with a guy like Deandre Aiden, to still be able to not only rally and win, but they came out

fast. Dan, I mean, they were up 20 to five early in this game. They had multiple opportunities

in the second half to fold. You know, the Clippers have this, this, this, this history of not showing up

in big moments. That history, regardless of what happens in this series, I think has been,

you know, largely erased because of the performance of this team. But you try to handicap this series.

I wasn't surprised, said I wouldn't be surprised if the Clippers won last night because why not?

Now they go back home where you would expect the Clippers to win. So what do you expect here in

game six? I, you know, I have, I have no idea. You know, there's an argument to be made that,

you know, this was kind of the Clippers shooting their shot here. This was everything they had left

in the tank. Paul George, look at the minutes Paul George has played in this post. I think it's

like 735, which is like 130 more than anybody else in these playoffs. I mean, sitting in the,

the interview room after the game, I mean, he looked exhausted. Marcus Morris, who has battled a knee

injury of his own had to go 41 minutes, largely against Deandre Aiden. He looked exhausted. I mean,

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