who was a radio broadcaster for the Bradley Braves men's basketball team during Lawler's childhood. According to Lawler, Fisher used to tell fans to, "get up on their feet and help this ballclub get to the win" whenever the Braves were in a crunch time situation. Oh Me, Oh My!: When a player makes an unbelievable and exciting play. Used with positive or negative inflections of the voice, according to whether a player plays for the Clippers or an opponent. The Lob! The Jam!: When the team scores off of an alley-oop. Out of the Box: When the team with the most turnovers is winning by over fifteen points. Settle Down Now, Mike Smith/Bruce Bowen: When Ralph has to tell his announcing pair, Mike Smith (Bruce Bowen in later seasons), to calm down after an exaggerating claim or stat. My computer-like mind tells me that's…: introduction to giving a statistical percentage figure (such as shooting percentage, for a player or a team) after having given the raw data. Presumably the "computer-like mind" is actually a calculator Lawler employs. Wedgie!: Whenever the ball gets stuck between the rim and the glass of the backboard during a shot attempt or a dunk. This phrase and action is sought after by The Starters, who track and showcase all Wedgies that occur in the NBA on their show. References External links Kevin Arnovitz, "Ralph Lawler is a Clippers fan's best friend," ESPN.com, April 16, 2010. Ralph Lawler Picture Gallery at Clippers Topbuzz Ralph Lawler's Biography on Clippers.com 1938 births Living people American Basketball Association announcers American sports announcers College basketball announcers in the United States College football announcers Los Angeles Clippers announcers People from Peoria, Illinois Philadelphia 76ers announcers Philadelphia Flyers announcers Philadelphia Phillies announcers San Diego Chargers announcers San Diego Clippers announcers San Diego Conquistadors Temple Owls football announcers Lacrosse announcers