Former Clippers star Blake Griffin detailed an awkward locker room interaction he had with the franchise’s former owner ...

A CEO will be appointed by the NBA to take over daily operations. May 4, 2014— -- Even with five of the eight first round playoff series going to game sevens, the biggest drama in the NBA may ...

He entered courtroom No. 236 with his hair dyed black and his eyes covered by sunglasses. Then he took the witness stand and quickly, frighteningly, the world saw the real Donald Sterling.

Donald Sterling, former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, has filed a lawsuit against former companion V. Stiviano and the website TMZ.com over the release of a recorded conversation in which ...

Donald Sterling sues NBA for $1 billion 02:54. Shelly Sterling said that she had agreed to sell the team to Ballmer "under her authority as the sole trustee of The Sterling Family Trust, which ...

Clippers owner Donald Sterling, left, embraces then-Coach Mike Dunleavy after a 2006 playoff victory over the Denver Nuggets. (Andrew D. Bernstein / Getty Images) ...

A CEO has been appointed by the NBA to take over daily operations. May 10, 2014— -- A new private recording of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling defending himself was released this ...

Donald Sterling absent, expected to testify Tuesday as legal battle over Clippers sale with Shelly Sterling drags on.

Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling was banned for life from the NBA, Commissioner Adam Silver announced Tuesday, because of an audio recording in which he made racially charged comments to ...

Donald Sterling just fouled out in his lawsuit against the NBA. The disgraced former L.A. Clippers owner suffered defeat in court on Wednesday, after a judge dismissed his $1 billion lawsuit ...

Why has the world suddenly discovered Donald Sterling? It’s useful to step back for a moment and remember that this is not a sudden, heretofore unknown side of Sterling being unearthed.

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