Frank Isola

And then in the second half, it was like, all right, Kawhi take over.

Kawhi was unstoppable.

It's crazy how good he is.

And for them to be, I mean, you think of, you know, there's a lot of negative this year in the NBA with tanking and everything like that.

You know, just a competitive integrity of the sport this regular season.

But one of the better stories has been the Clippers.

They started out six and 21 for crying out loud.

And they finished above 500.

Like it's like 42 and 40 is just an okay record.

But when you start out six and 21, that's pretty darn good.

And most of that is because of Kawhi Leonard, how he played this season.

You know, I mean, I'm probably going to get influenced by Brian Scalabrini, my radio partner who, you know, was training Cooper Flagg.

I think when Cooper was in eighth grade or seventh or eighth grade.

So he's been talking about Cooper Flagg for a number of years now.

Oh, yeah.

That was a three-year-old.

It was a three-year-old.

Good call.

He identified him when he first started walking.

He said, this guy will be a Hooper.