The Clippers fell 112–107 to the Memphis Grizzlies inside the Intuit Dome, and once again the story wasn’t just the loss it was the energy behind it.

The Clippers are 3–7 and sliding on a five-game losing streak. In this episode, MyntJ vents about Ty Lue’s stubborn rotations, the recycled “we just gotta keep getting better” post-games, and why a nine-year-old championship can’t cover up today’s problems.

Up next: Denver. A must-win, statement-needed game — and a moment for this team to prove it still has a pulse.

.Welcome back, Clippers fans! The Intuit Dome was rocking as the Clippers redeemed themselves after that ugly loss in Utah — and Chris Paul made his emotional home debut in style. MyntJ breaks down how the team flipped the energy from frustration to focus, why chemistry isn’t the problem, and whether Ty Lue’s coaching philosophy is stuck in 2016.

From Kawhi’s calm dominance to Harden’s quiet leadership, and a courtside moment with Steve Ballmer that says everything about this team’s identity — this episode dives into what “redemption” really means when the scoreboard and the soul are both on the line.

We’ll also look ahead to the matchup against Portland and what Ty Lue’s friendship with Chauncey Billups could mean for the Clippers’ mindset moving forward.

Because when the culture, chemistry, and coaching collide — only one will define the season.

The NBA season tips off and Mynt is breaking down more than basketball. In Episode 3, she dives into the Clippers’ Opening Night energy, the latest on Kawhi Leonard and the Aspiration talk, and what real chemistry looks like on the court and in love. From trusting your lineup to choosing the right partner, Mynt reminds us that being with the right team matters both in basketball and relationships.

And for those who can’t help but hate on the Clippers, it’s time to make it official. Step right up and register your hate because this season, love and loyalty are taking center court. 💕🏀

When bankruptcy filings pulled a $28 million endorsement deal between Kawhi Leonard and Aspiration into the spotlight, the NBA opened an investigation. Was this just a quiet endorsement gone wrong, or something bigger — a way to skirt the salary cap?

In this episode, I break down: What the deal actually was.

Why it’s raising questions now in 2025.How the Clippers and Steve Ballmer responded.

As a journalist, I’m sticking to the facts. As a Clippers fan, I’m hoping this storm doesn’t overshadow what’s happening on the court.

Season 4 of Black Love & Basketball is here!

In Episode 1, we lock in on the LA Clippers—breaking down the new players stepping onto the court and what the upcoming schedule means for the season ahead.

This episode recaps an emotional night at Crypto.com Arena as the Sparks honored Candace Parker by retiring her legendary No. 3 jersey. From Parker’s powerful speech to the noticeable absence of NBA stars, the moment highlighted both celebration and missed support.

On the court, the Sparks fell to the Chicago Sky in a game that exposed familiar issues—breakdowns in communication, inconsistent rotations, and underutilized talent. The episode explores what went wrong, who stepped up, and why the Sparks still can’t seem to finish strong, even on a night built for greatness.

In Episode 3, we’re talking mental toughness, full-team energy, and a Sparks squad that finally played the complete 40 Coach Roberts has been asking for. I break down the win over Chicago on Mental Health Awareness Night

But don’t get it twisted—there’s still work to be done. I get into the missed free throws, the soft paint defense, and why the bench energy (including Rickea Jackson showing love while sidelined) might be the secret sauce moving forward.