Denasia Lawrence sang the national anthem before a Miami Heat pre-season game. In a ridiculous attempt to show what she thinks about the country she was honoring with her singing, she kneeled. That's right. The singer of the national anthem pulled a Kaepernick. She also wore a "Black Lives ... > Continue Reading
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Clippers’ number one fan is getting a divorce
Racist jerkface Donald Sterling, former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, filed for divorce from Shelly Sterling, legally named "Clipper's Number One Fan" by current owner Steve Ballmer. Shelly Sterling helped orchestrate the sale of the Clippers to Ballmer and as a result, was given a lot of ... > Continue Reading
Clippers whine about not having a home court advantage
The Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Clippers last night 110-106 last night in Los Angeles. After the game, many of the Clippers players and coaches complained about how the crowed seemed to be rooting for the visiting Warriors and not the Clippers, technically the home team. This from ... > Continue Reading
Derrick Rose to have knee surgery… again
Chicago Bulls point guard Derrick Rose has a torn meniscus in his right knee and will undergo surgery to repair it. It's the same exact injury he had in 2013. This was after he tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in 2012. It's unclear when he injured his knee this time. He had ... > Continue Reading
Mark Cuban on the Lakers: ‘Personally, I just hope they suck forever’
Mark Cuban, the bombastic billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks, was on a Los Angeles radio show where he told host Fred Roggin that, "You know me, Fred. Personally, I just hope they suck forever." Cuban was talking about the Los Angeles Lakers and their 1-9 start, the worst start in ... > Continue Reading
Shelly Sterling named ‘Clippers’ Number One Fan’
The NBA officially declared yesterday that former Microsoft muckety-muck Steve Ballmer is now the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers. It cost him only $2 billion. That's OK though, because he's worth around $20 billion. One might think that when you pay that much for a team, that the sale would be ... > Continue Reading
