The Phoenix Suns wrapped up a frustrating 2024–25 season with a 36-46 record, missing the playoffs entirely, and tensions are spilling off the court as well.
The Los Angeles Lakers dominated the city fan base for the entire 1980s. The Clippers could only look on as the big brother NBA franchise controlled the scene.
In 2014, former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling was banned from the NBA over making alleged racist comments. Sterling owned the team since 1981 before selling it August before the start of the 2014-15 season.
The story of Donald Sterling's ousting from the NBA in 2014 was one of the most shocking yet embracing news stories of the last decade. When a recording of the then-Los Angeles Clippers owner making racist remarks surfaced, it triggered an uproar.
Got a basketball jones? Watching hoops is the best way to get your fill of basketball, but there are fictional ways to enjoy your hoops as well. Many TV shows are about, to some degree, basketball.
In 2014, the NBA faced a major controversy with the Los Angeles Clippers’ Donald Sterling scandal, which erupted after he was secretly recorded by a woman he was involved with.
A new show called “Clipped” has been making headlines over the past week. The show takes a look at the 2010’s Los Angeles Clippers team that featured plenty of star-power but also had major problems such as former owner Donald Sterling.
In the newly released mini-series "Clipped," which explores the tumultuous saga of former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, NBA fans found themselves
In retelling recent history, creator and showrunner Gina Welch starts off by gleefully skewering Donald Sterling before closing with a savage slam on the broader system that supported him.
There are few sights more disturbing in this world than Donald Sterling sun bathing naked with a fortuitously placed newspaper covering his genitals — but that’s the final image of him we’re left with in FX’s powerful new limited series Clipped, about the demise of the former Clippers owner.
FX’s dramatization of the Los Angeles Clippers’ chaotic 2013-2014 season can’t live up to the real horrors of team owner Donald Sterling’s racist implosion
Baron Davis had one of the roughest tenures any player could have with the LA Clippers. He joined the team at the peak of his prime, expecting to play with an All-Star Elton Brand, but instead played on embarrassing 20-win teams.
The Los Angeles Clippers went through a whirlwind in 2014 when former executive Donald Sterling was exposed for scandalous behavior within the franchise.