The Los Angeles Clippers have made strides to shake the negative stigma that’s engulfed the team since the Donald Sterling controversy dominated headlines earlier this year. With seemingly all of the tools in place to win a NBA championship, the team heads into the 2014-2015 season completely anew with a new owner.
Los Angeles Clippers team captain and NBA Players Association President Chris Paul is following his coach Doc Rivers in a potential boycott if Donald Sterling remains as owner by the start of the 2014-2015 NBA season.
The Los Angeles Clippers aren’t waiting for Donald Sterling to finish sifting through his collection of Black women to start anew with their organization. After careful calculation and restructuring of the team’s basketball operations department, the Clippers have named Doc Rivers as the President of Basketball Operations to go along with his head coach title. […]
Donald Sterling’s defiance to sell the Los Angeles Clippers may not hold up too much longer. His somewhat estranged wife Shelly is announcing that she reached an agreement with former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to buy the NBA franchise for $2 billion.
Rihanna will never give two flying potatoes about what the public thinks, which is in part the reason why fans go gaga for her. That and, of course, her habitual tendency to wear zero underwear out in public.
In the first move since the banning of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, the NBA has tapped former Citigroup and Time Warner CEO Richard Parsons to handle the team’s business operations. Parsons, who is Black, will serve as an interim CEO for the Clippers, and will have little, if any, involvement on the basketball side […]
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was pulled into the Donald Sterling fiasco after he wrote an op-ed piece in TIME magazine questioning all the fuss around the Los Angeles Clippers owner’s racist comments. As one of the NBA‘s living legends, Abdul-Jabbar once more addressed the matter by saying racism of Sterling’s sort is alive and well in white America.
V. Stiviano says the world has it all wrong about Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, claiming that he isn’t racist although the recorded audio suggests otherwise. In a revealing interview, Stiviano defends Sterling and confirms a few other shocking details about their ongoing relationship as well.
In premature talks of purchasing the Los Angeles Clippers from racist owner Donald Sterling, a number of high-paid celebrities have thrown their hats in the ring as potential buyers.
Brand new NBA Commissioner Adam Silver was faced with career-defining task on what to do with outed racist Donald Sterling in the midst of his Los Angeles Clippers scandal.
The Donald Sterling saga continues to get even more repulsive by the day. But at the heart of this scandal is a female named V. Stiviano. But who is she really?
Homeboy Sandman, regarded as one of the more gifted and brilliant rappers in the game, also moonlights as a columnist of strong opinion and thought. The Stones Throw rapper took aim at the Donald Sterling controversy in a new piece, using an attention-grabbing angle of calling Blacks cowards in response to Los Angles Clippers team response […]
