Ahead of tonight's match-up against the Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Clippers head coach Doc Rivers took some time to troll the media when he was asked about the Dubs' final regular season home game at the Oracle Arena.

The Warriors will be moving to Chase Center in San Francisco next season, after spending close to four decades at the Oracle Arena.

The Dubs' playoff home games will still be held at the Oracle, and Rivers knows that. Still, he can't stop himself from joking about it.

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The Clippers could potentially face the Warriors in the first round of the playoffs. Although they are currently sixth in the Western Conference standings at the moment, losing their remaining games could see Los Angeles slide down to the eighth spot, and as you all know, Golden State holds the top seed in the West. So both teams might see each other for a seven-game series one week from now.

Although they have expressed confidence in what they can do against whoever they face, the Clippers are currently outmatched against the Warriors in terms of talent, and should they end up meeting in the first round of the playoffs, the former might not make it to the conference semifinals.

The Warriors are of course, gunning for the third straight title this season, and the Clippers aren't seen as one of the threats that can take them down. Still, the gritty Los Angeles team is expected to make them earn everything if ever they see each other in the playoffs.