Clippers dedicate opening win over Kings to banned Ballmer
The Clippers are determined to stay together in the absence of banned owner Steve Ballmer and started the season by routing the Kings 121-96.
ESPN reports that the Clippers are determined to stay together in the absence of banned owner Steve Ballmer and started the season by routing the Kings 121-96.
This sports story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Kings, Steve Ballmer and Ballmer.
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