Amino Hassan

I think the thing that when you're a tree shaker, you're always going to be a tree shaker.

And that's what makes Chris Paul great, right?

And yeah, he agreed to having a reserve role on the court.

But you're never going to be able to take the Chris Paul out of Chris Paul.

And that's sort of silly that the Clippers, who are a downright disturbingly embarrassing team in terms of team culture over time, would poo-poo, would dismiss, would besmirch Chris.

Chris Paul trying to increase, uplift the culture of the place by, I don't know, throwing a party, trying to get the group chat all together, throwing another party.

How dare Chris Paul try to bring the team together?

A locker room voice.

I totally disagree, though, that this reporting makes Chris Paul look bad.

To me, I think it makes the Clippers look really, really bad and really out of touch.

If you think you can quell and silence Chris Paul ever, despite you're the 15th man off the bench, I mean, what are we doing here?

That is just delusion.

So my question is, is why wasn't there a problem in San Antonio?

He started all these games.

They welcomed him back.

He would have been there again.

San Antonio is a consummate, professional, well-run organization.

And yet, Chris Paul, not a peep about him being a problem.

Oklahoma City Thunder.

He ends up going there, has this great relationship with Shea.