Mon, 06/17/2013 - 9:10am — Anonymous
Stephen A. joined the show to discuss the status of trade negotiations between the Clippers and the Celtics. Stephen said that it is a 50-50 proposition that Doc ends up in Los Angeles.
[0:00:26] ... spurs for -- The most fascinating weekend sports story it was the Doc Rivers Danny -- LA clippers story it's seems to me and tell me if I'm wrong here so I've broken down. Doc wants ...
[0:01:24] ... and you'll have to take into account the fact that somebody like Chris Paul. Who does who stepped on under the dollar contract with the Los Angeles Clippers. Desperately that the -- want equality coached. Well somebody's neck and gal and I should stick to elevate him to a local level and that that anybody that could do that it Doc Rivers. And -- dock where you're going to lead. Or our Rondell you certainly Oman. Taken Chris Paul that consolation for a and so all of those factors into the equation that ultimately. All caught the view held by Andy because he had Doc Rivers in the country that. You so. He's the one that would have to okay the deal that would involve trading KG in ...
[0:03:02] ... -- it seems to me there are two ways. They can keep Chris Paul that would be bring in Doc Rivers or bring in Dwight Howard is that about right. No because the white -- not that important in the equation for the white Alex and that in order for the -- out and the law and look what -- The lakers would be happy to wheel and deal. And do a deal with the law -- -- -- what I've always been told Donald so we'll never do a deal with more closely to help them in anyway here that don't want. Number two. When you look at Dwight Howard and some of the drama that comes with that need to do is considerably better offensively going to be archery Jordan. Both ...
[0:06:32] ... as a result of rule him to get a deal done. And Doc Rivers is the one -- that you passed that that's an eight or. Do you think it does Donald Sterling know that Doc Rivers makes seven million dollars a year the aware of that. Yet seen that yet. For what I'm told. He's certainly not happy ...