LA Clippers suffer huge offensive collapse in 79-98 blowout loss to Golden State Warriors. Can Ty Lue's rotation decisions and offensive distribution issues be fixed before it's too late? Die hard Los Angeles Clippers fan and Host Darian Vaziri breaks down the Clippers' worst scoring performance of the modern era, shooting just 18% from three-point range on national television. The analysis exposes critical third-quarter mismanagement where the team was outscored 15-2 with all three stars on the bench, James Harden's conditioning concerns after requesting a substitution, and Kawhi Leonard's passive approach with only 17 shot attempts. Key discussions include Chris Paul's declining ball-handling against pressure, Ivica Zubac's regression from last season, and a troubling offensive imbalance where Harden dominated 12 plays to Kawhi's 2 in the first quarter. The breakdown reveals why the Clippers are 2-2 with losses directly correlating to Kawhi's shot attempts and bench unit failures contributing just 21 points outside the big three. Discover the specific rotation mistakes and strategic adjustments needed to turn around LA's early-season struggles.