Chris Broussard: If Lakers don't defeat Clippers tonight, they have little chance in playoffs

Name: Chris Broussard: If Lakers don't defeat Clippers tonight, they have little chance in playoffs
Uploaded: 2020-07-30T16:39:31Z
Description: The Los Angeles Lakers will take on the Los Angeles Clippers tonight in the Orlando Bubble, a matchup that has Chris Broussard, Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe very excited. With several Clipper players sitting out this game, Broussard believes if LeBron James and Anthony Davis can't win this game, they will have little chance at beating the Clippers in the playoffs.

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The Los Angeles Lakers will take on the Los Angeles Clippers tonight in the Orlando Bubble, a matchup that has Chris Broussard, Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe very excited. With several Clipper players sitting out this game, Broussard believes if LeBron James and Anthony Davis can't win this game, they will have little chance at beating the Clippers in the playoffs.

JULY 30, 2020・skip and shannon undisputed・2:04

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