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I'm your host, Aliko Carter. As usual, thanks for

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Before we get into yesterday's game, I want to address a few mistakes I made in yesterday's show.

First is Clay Thompson is definitely an Iron Man, but he played in only 77 games in 2014, 2015, 80 games the next year, and 78 games the next year.

So definitely plays a lot of games.

He's held out for rest.

I think he had an angle injury at some point in the last two years,

but he has missed more, I believe, than two games due to injury.

Also, I want to send my thoughts and prayers out to Steve Clifford and his family. I said incorrectly that

Steve Clifford would be coaching this game yesterday for the Charlotte Hornets, but he has an undisclosed health

issue and is out indefinitely. In the meantime, Stephen Silas, the lead assistant, is taking the

reins in Charlotte. His father was there, Paul Silas, last night, and it's really just awesome to see

legends in the building. Very cool. And it's really just awesome to see legends in the building. Very cool.

And it's a family affair. So it's just exciting, you know, with Clay and Dell and Steph and

Michael Thompson just to see how the NBA family continues to grow and expand literally.

Now I have some notes from this game.

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