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Clippers begin new season without Donald Sterling
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Oct 30, 2014
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Clippers begin new season without Donald Sterling
Ralph Lawler has been the Clippers play-by-play man since 1978 -- when the Clippers were based in San Diego -- and he joins the show as he prepares for his 36th season.
Clippers fan Alex Garcia, left, and his son, Kevin, 18, wait outside the Staples Center for the start of the rally to introduce the team's new owner, Steve Ballmer.
Clippers fan Alex Garcia, left, and his son, Kevin, 18, wait outside the Staples Center for the start of the rally to introduce the team's new owner, Steve Ballmer.
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Ralph Lawler has been the Clippers play-by-play man since 1978 -- when the Clippers were based in San Diego -- and he joins the show as he prepares for his 36th season.

Thursday night the Los Angeles Clippers open their season against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

And for the first time since they've been in L.A., the Clippers will be playing under an owner not named Donald Sterling.

Take Two's guest has undoubtedly seen more Clippers games than anyone else, from when they were the laughing stock of the league to their current status as championship contenders.

Ralph Lawler has been the Clippers play-by-play man since 1978 -- when the Clippers were based in San Diego -- and he joins the show as he prepares for his 36th season.