Donald Sterling

And obviously, we're going through investigations.

Obviously, our former owner was terrible in Donald Sterling.

Obviously, nobody really wanted us in Staples Center all those years.

So now, to me, I'm looking at it as a chance to build something new.

And obviously, we're going through investigations.

Obviously, our former owner was terrible in Donald Sterling.

Obviously, nobody really wanted us in Staples Center all those years.

So now, to me, I'm looking at it as a chance to build something new.

OK, but that year OKC went to play Miami in the final with a 23-year-old Kevin Durant, 22-year-old James Harden, I think a 20... one-year-old Russell Russell Westbrook and a 20-something-year-old Serge Ibaka it was man what a time it's

like hey we're not the Clippers they're not the Clippers where I think the biggest villain in LA sports for decades will now be Kawhi Leonard so I'm gonna be okay with the fact that it was Donald Sterling and now

it's now it's

Kawhi Cab what do you got

guess.

The tweet was, Adam Silver just demonstrated his greatest show of force since banning Donald Sterling next up should be getting Tom Dundon in line to keep the Trailblazers in Portland.

Who did Tom Dundon sleep with in the Bill Orms family? Show me on the doll what Tom Dundon did to harm Bill Orms.

Who do you think I am? I don't know.

So I don't know if you all remember, the NBA in its entirety of its history, from my research, has forced a team owner to sell one other time.

It was in 2014, and it was the Los Angeles Clippers, because Donald Sterling was, is a racist piece of shit, and they forced him to sell, [laughs] and then Steve Ballmer bought the team.

So it could have just...

History could have repeated itself with different circumstances around the same franchise.

that's why you don't do this you don't do wrong by people who've meant a lot to you and things like this won't happen or the lack of success and even think about what bradley bill had to say about it he said he's a legend the history and brand can't be touched nor erased he also asked his timeline is this a topic of the day like yes it is the topic of the day bradley yes it is

I'm just I'm confused about his timeline in particular especially considering he hadn't tweeted for months prior to today and all of a sudden just you know conveniently you have time to go and go about things this way that ain't none of my business the part that it is though when you look at When you look at the way Chris got there and the lob that Lob City was throwing by way of Donald Sterling, excuse me, David Stern and company deciding not to allow for the Chris Paul trade to the Lakers to happen.

They were then throwing the lob and Chris not just saying that, okay, Fine, I can't go to the Lakers.

I would love to go play with the Clippers and spear something new for a franchise that has seen just the lowest of lows for almost its entire existence prior to then.

This organization will never recover.

They were, they were so desperate to get Don Sterling out of there because he was an old racist white man.

Like there's not old racist white men in the NBA and NFL and, and, and Major League Baseball that own teams right now.

There's probably 35% of them that are racist.

You can't write a better story than this.

I hope that somebody makes this into a documentary or a movie.

Just like they had, they had that, that, that miniseries on FX, Clipped, about the Clippers with the whole Don Sterling situation.

They need to do a, a part two now.

If you had all the resources, what would you do with your life? Of course you'd do stand-up.

Steve Ballmer bought the team in 2014 from a man named Donald Sterling, who was broadly considered to be the worst owner and one of the worst people in American life.

Kind

of considered documented in a number of respects.