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Summary. Clipped episode 5 leaves out Shelly Sterling's belief in Donald's dementia after racist comments. Doc Rivers inspires the Clippers to victory in tumultuous times during the Donald Sterling scandal. V. Stiviano defends Donald's racist comments in the real-life interview, which causes more confusion. The penultimate episode of Clipped ...
The Donald Sterling tape dropped on TMZ on April 25th, 2014, presenting Silver with his first major test as the new boss. ... Translation: Sterling’s long record of racist practices, along with ...
Donald Sterling’s trouble-riddled Clippers legacy Accusations of racism had always plagued Sterling’s 23-year-long Clippers ownership. During a 2009 lawsuit in LA Superior Court, Elgin Baylor alleged that the then-Clippers owner was stalling his wages because of his skin color while he was ready to bestow a multi-million contract to then-Clippers head coach, Mike Dunleavy Jr.
The Donald Sterling era of the Los Angeles Clippers was a strange time in the franchise's colorful history. Under his watch, the team failed to gain any success, and right when they began getting more traction and love from fans with the exciting play of the "Lob City Clippers" of Chris Paul, Blake ...
In 2014, Donald Sterling was ousted as the owner of the LA Clippers for a racism scandal that sent shockwaves through the National Basketball League. While he was fined a measly $2.5 million and ...
Sterling owned the Los Angeles Clippers for 33 years; his wife Shelly sold in 2014 after a tape of his racist remarks to his then-mistress surfaced. The Chicago-born billionaire bought the...
FX’s sports drama series Clipped continues this week with the riveting story of how the Los Angeles Clippers faced extreme controversy in the 2013-14 season, owing to their long-time problematic owner, Donald Sterling. After being accused of racism because of the leak of some audio tapes that clearly expressed Sterling’s prejudice against people of color, the man’s official response was ...
