thanks but no thanks I've already got mine
Judge: Ex-Clippers GM Baylor must share records
LOS ANGELES (AP)-A judge says former Los Angeles Clippers general manager Elgin Baylor must provide the Clippers with documents that supports his discrimination lawsuit against the team.
A Los Angeles judge on Friday gave Baylor's attorneys two weeks to hand over the information.
The 75-year-old Hall of Famer was general manager of the Clippers for 22 years before leaving last fall.
The team said he resigned, but Baylor, who's black, claimed he was forced out by age and racial discrimination.
In February, he sued the team, owner Donald Sterling and the NBA.
Baylor, considered one of basketball's greatest players, was with the Los Angeles Lakers for 14 years and briefly coached the New Orleans Jazz. He joined the Clippers in 1986.
Originally Posted by mjshoefanatic
This is a way diffrerent team from last preseason since we finally have a serviceable bench.
And the last Clippers' roster spot goes to ... Kareem Rush.
Rush, who came to camp as a free agent, said on Tuesday before the exhibition against Maccabi Tel Aviv that Clippers Coach Mike Dunleavy told him he would be sticking around.
The Clippers have been deciding whether to carry 14 or 15 players on the roster.
"I've put myself in position to make this team," Rush said. "I think I've done a great job of establishing myself and showing what I'm capable of doing. It's up to the front office.
"Coach [Dunleavy] told me I was going to start the season with the team. I'm happy with what I've done this preseason and hope I can continue to play well and be a guy who can contribute."
The Clippers like the depth Rush gives them on the perimeter and his ability to hit the open shot.
"It's just what I do. I've been a shooter all my career," he said. "My job is to come down here and knock down open shots. It's my job to take 'em and make 'em. I've been shooting the ball pretty well. All due to the hard work I've been putting in this summer."
Naturally, Rush, the former Laker, was asked for his opinion on Blake Griffin's mammoth dunk on Sunday against the Lakers in the fourth quarter. .
"It was amazing," Rush said. "He's a YouTube fanatic. I told him I need 10% of all royalties from the posters he's gonna sell. Blake's a great talent. He's going to be a great player in this league."
Did he get the 10% in writing?
"I think it's just a gentleman's handshake deal, for 10%," Rush said, laughing.
Lisa Dillman, The Fabulous Forum
nice pickup
Rush deserves that 15th spot no doubt and hopefully this move limits Bricky's PT.
just google
Dayum! That sounds like a jail... Where do you go to school?Originally Posted by erupt107th
my fault, i've been watching the Angels games
good vid up there.
at the dorms here taking away ESPN, FSN, and Prime ticket away so im gonna have to watch the whole season on my computer
This is a good look. I just know we're going to live up to it.
