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After a Game 7 win, the head coach or players all talk about a look the team has -- a certain look that lets everyone know they'll be ready for the moment. LA Clippers coach Tyronn Lue said his team looked like it was locked in during a walk-through before Sunday's 126-111 win to close out their Western Conference first-round playoff series against the Dallas Mavericks in front of 7,342 fans at Staples Center. And he was right, as the Clippers had the kind of game that reminded everyone why they've been picked as title contenders since acquiring Kawhi Leonard and Paul George two summers ago.

Kawhi Leonard scores 45 and the Clippers contain Luka Doncic to 29 points to force a Game 7 with a 104-97 victory on Friday night in Dallas.

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Treated me like that, right? and you called me and said, "this is about to come out." i said, "what? i can't believe him." you know, to-- to say that about me and didn't want me at the game, so i said, "hey, okay. you don't want me at the clipper game, i'm fine with that." first of all, i'm not a clipper fan anyway. - i'm a laker." - that's not exactly the point. yes, it isn't. but what bothered me was basically you're saying you don't want any black people at a clipper game or latinos at a clipper game, but you want us to make you money. you want us to be on your team to fill the arena. when ...

Engagement and go to communities where you might have your racist people and you go speak at those communities, you know, and teach people something different. so i think he should do more speaking like that. i think he will heal itself through speaking with other kids. you think he could learn his way out of racism or heal his way out of racism? >> absolutely. >> because it's a bad thing. you know, racism is not even a real thing. somebody probably had a concept of a power and racism. and then it stuck for hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years. even with ancestors brought here through s...