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If there was a perfect time for the LA Clippers to rebrand the franchise, it was now. Just a few months before moving into the Intuit Dome, they nailed this redesign.
If there was a perfect time for the LA Clippers to rebrand the franchise, it was now. Just a few months before moving into the Intuit Dome, they nailed this redesign.
Shirt underneath them turned inside out so you couldn't see the clippers logo. their own team logo on their own shirts. they wore black armbands in solidarity. coaches spoke about the alleged comments. >> racism, injustice of any kind should be front and center, we should never run from it. i will tell you that. we all do a good job, h you shod not run from it. try to do your best to handle it. >> my point would be don't think it is just the clippers that have been affected by these comments. i think it affected us all. martha: live on this story, how did all this start? >> it began to unravel...
Nba commissioner adam silver says he's not ready to take action against sterling but vows to act quickly in his investigation. last night the clippers who are currently playing in the nba playoffs held a silent protest. during the pre-game warmups they took off their warmups and revealed their shirts to hide the clippers logo. >> since the audio leaked the response across the league has been unanimous. >> there is absolutely no place in the nba family for ignorance, intolerance, reprehensible comments that are unacceptable and not fitting for what this league is all about. >> he shouldn't own ...
To hide the clippers logo. since the audio leak, the response across the league has been unanimous. michael jordan also tells usa today, quote, i'm appalled this type of ignorance still exists in our country at the highest levels of our sport. in a league where the majority are african-american, we must not tolerate discrimination at any level. kobe bryant kept it simple saying he couldn't play for a team owned by donald sterling. so there's a lot of different responses here, harold ford jr. i think at this point this guy's done on some levels. but what could the nba do? i mean what do you do ...