Stephen A Smith
Stephen A Smith has pointed his fingers at the Los Angeles Clippers. The franchise has now faced loss in the last 5 matches played, consecutively.
The Los Angeles Clippers are standing on the 7th spot in the western Conference, just one below Golden State Warriors. They started off the season with pure enthusiasm as both Kawhi Leonard and Paul George were fit to start the season. However, their recent performance against the Denver Nuggets made the NBA Analyst fire shots at the team.
The Sports television personality, Stephen A Smith called Clippers a team full of Stickers, “The Clippers stink! What a horrible performance last night vs. the Denver Nuggets. I ain’t talking about losing by 40, I’m talking about the effort, lollygagging around in the third quarter. Ty Lue, if I were him, go ask Steve Ballmer to let you out and go coach a real team.”
“They don’t want to play, man. They are better than that. I know they’re 21-19, but they’ve lost 4 straight, they’re better than that. They don’t wanna play, they just wanna be in L.A. It is embarrassing.”
“No doubt the NFL is considering postponing the rest of this game – but how? This late in the season, a game of this magnitude is crucial to the regular-season outcome… which suddenly seems so irrelevant,” this is what Skip Bayless tweeted after the world was shocked to see Damar Hamlin fall.
Stephen A Smith said that he understands Skip Bayless and knows that his intentions were at the right place when he tweeted. He added, “I’ve spent years disagreeing with Skip Bayless, I disagree with him now, and I’m going to disagree with him into the future.”
“But he’s still my brother, he’s still a guy that brought me here on First Take. I know who he is, I know what he’s about … by and large his heart is in the right place and people make mistakes.”
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