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Now they can hang their selfies in the rafters of their own digs.
Are they gonna tear down the forum?
The Forum is being used as an event center now. It's not bad. I caught Kanye there and they fixed it up nicely. I wonder if that'll stay the same.
Looks like it's going to be privately funded:
Did you hear the ghosts of those killed by the Spurs?
smart move... new football stadium right nearby... lebron come on over
The Los Angeles Clippers will reportedly announce they are close to finalizing plans for a new stadium in Inglewood, California, on Thursday, according to the Los Angeles Times' Brad Turner and Los Angeles Daily News' Vincent Bonsignore.
Citing a source, Turner reported Clippers owner Steve Ballmer will finance the stadium "100 percent with his own money."
Nathan Fenno of the Los Angeles Times reported the Inglewood City Council will meet Wednesday to approve the exclusive negotiating agreement.
In February, the Los Angeles Times' Sam Farmer and Fenno reported Ballmer had "multiple discussions" with Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke about his team building an arena in Inglewood near the future home of the Rams and Los Angeles Chargers.
The Clippers have shared Staples Center with the Los Angeles Lakers and NHL's Los Angeles Kings since the building opened at the start of the 1999-2000 NBA season.
However, they reportedly haven't been in an advantageous financial position during their time as a co-tenant.
Last July, ESPN.com's Kevin Arnovitz reported the Clippers receive "a smaller share of proceeds from suites and club seats than the Lakers and Kings, according to sources, and a lesser say in scheduling and the overall fan experience at the arena."
In January 2013, the Clippers announced they had agreed to a 10-year extension of their Staples Center lease. According to Arnovitz, the team plans to fulfill the terms of the lease before bolting for a new building.
I don't know. I was too busy listening to Ye ramble on. Perhaps.
So they won't even play in it until 2023.. 6 more years.
My guess is it will be near the Rams stadium
Steve Ballmer would finance it himself as well. It's a good thing to have an absurd amount of you money
That's right,,,you closed it. THAT, you remember.
...Donald Sterling has 2 Billion dollars of such. It was quickly stuffed into his pockets to that exact amount before they marched him up the scaffolding and lynched his in' ass.
- "Just this once---we're gonna suspend the Cons ution so we can affect a regime change.........but, never again."
- Big Shot Silver
Slammed the door on it we did, but we swept it out well before that, didn't want to leave a dirty room.That's right,,,you closed it. THAT, you remember.
Just found out that Blake Griffin is a FA and actually exists.
Has anyone been to inglewood
Jules WinfieldHas anyone been to inglewood
At least they have a better quarterback than any one LA will get for another 10 years.
The Clippers need to leave LA entirely at this point.
we didn't want your crappy clippers team anyway_ we want our Sonics back from the scoundrel who moved them to south kansas__
Avante get on this schizzz...
Rivers makes some great throws, but also some very bad ones. He's the ultimate risk taker. That really costs them when they're trying to cling to a lead.
Willingness to take risks is a big part of what separates franchise QBs like Rivers from game managers like Struggle. Furthermore, the Chargers have surrounded Rivers with garbage for years now. He has to take risks to give his team a chance to win. Not everyone has the luxury of one of the most stacked and dominant defenses in NFL history.
When they lost LT to old age and that dominant O-line was gone everything went down the drain for the Chargers. Rivers can't win without an OL, while RW has played and won without any resemblance of a decent OL his entire career.
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