NBA To Begin Selling 'We Are One' Shirts
The NBA will begin selling merchandise that reads "We Are One," the newly adopted slogan of the Los Angeles Clippers.
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The NBA will begin selling merchandise that reads "We Are One," the newly adopted slogan of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Blake Griffin scored 24 points, Chris Paul had 22 points and 14 assists, and the Los Angeles Clippers outlasted the Golden State Warriors 126-121 in Game 7 on Saturday night to win their thrilling first-round playoff series.
The NBA says it will appoint a chief executive officer to supervise the Los Angeles Clippers' operations.
Doc Rivers couldn't begin the Los Angeles Clippers' only day of preparation for Game 7 in the film room or on the practice court.
An online effort is gaining momentum to have the public purchase the Los Angeles Clippers.
Donald Sterling, the embattled owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, is reportedly breaking his silence.
Clippers coach Doc Rivers says employees on the team's business side considered not working for the franchise after owner Donald Sterling's racist comments were exposed a week ago.
With ace Clayton Kershaw on the verge of rejoining the rotation, the Los Angeles Dodgers are now without Hyun-Jin Ryu.
Donald Sterling, the Los Angeles Clippers owner who has been banned from the NBA after making racist remarks, has prostate cancer, according to CBS News.
"Right now, she is a victim," says Eric Rose, a crisis communication expert.
Stephen Curry scored 24 points and dished out nine assists, and the Golden State Warriors forced a decisive Game 7 by outlasting the Los Angeles Clippers 100-99 Thursday night.
As expected, Donald Sterling plans to sue the NBA if the owners vote to force him to sell after making disgusting, racist remarks on a recorded tape published by TMZ, according to the NYDailyNews.
The NBA owners' advisory/finance committee has held its first meeting about Donald Sterling and is committed to ending his ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers "as expeditiously as possible."
The NBA owners' advisory/finance committee met Thursday by conference call to begin discussing the next steps in the removal of Donald Sterling as the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Oprah Winfrey leads the list of wealthy faces who are interested in buying the Clippers. Her team would be built around billionaire record-label mogul David Geffen and Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, says Winfrey's spokesperson.
