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Watch Austin Rivers embarrass his dad/head coach with this dunk attempt that got rejected by the rim.

The play started out looking pretty good as he blew past a couple of defenders and then this happened.

It's never a good sign when you're laying on the floor following a dunk attempt.

During last night's Clippers-Rockets playoff game, Clippers head coach Doc Rivers heckled some of the Houston fans.  He must have heard a lot of talk earlier on in the game.  But the Clippers won the game so the talk must have stopped when they were ahead.

It's good to see a head coach have a little fun during a game.  Doc's a former player so you know he can talk a little trash.

The letter, sources tell SI.com, claims that Sterling has done nothing wrong and that "no punishment is warranted" for Sterling. Blecher also tells Buchanan that Sterling will not pay the $2.5 million fine, which is already past due. Blecher ends the letter by saying this controversy "will be adjudicated."

Blecher's letter makes clear what many have anticipated: Donald Sterling will not go down without a fight and that he is taking active steps toward litigation. A letter of this type is considered a precursor to the filing of a lawsuit. Blecher's letter offers no ambiguity about Sterling's intentions.

"We reject your demand for payment," the letter tells Buchanan, who on May 14 informed Sterling by letter that he must pay the $2.5 million fine.

Everyone who knew Donald Sterling said there would be a fight and he would not step down quietly and that is exactly what is happening.  This should get very interesting when it drags on and a legal battle ensues.  What will the players do?  What will Doc Rivers do?  

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The Clippers came undone with a 13 points and 3 minutes left in the game.  The Thunder came all the way back with help from the Clippers, when controversy struck the game.  This is the play.

Doc Rivers delivered a strong post game speech following the Clippers win over the Warriors.  The head coach pointed out how well they shot the ball and closed the speech out by saying "the adversity is good for us."

No team had to deal with the type of adversity that the Clippers overcame, via Bleacher Report:

Doc Rivers was heated after receiving a technical foul.  It didn't help that at the time the Miami Heat were smashing his Clippers.  Rivers decided to take his frustrations out on the ref and the F Bomb made it on TV.

Chris Paul leaves last nights game against the Mavericks after being tripped up and landing on his shoulder.  He separated his shoulder on the play.  The injury is expected to keep the Clippers star guard out of the lineup for 3-5 weeks.  The Clippers head coach, Doc Rivers admitted the injury could sideline him longer.

Doc Rivers made his return to Boston last night for the first time since leaving for Los Angeles.  Rivers received a standing ovation upon his return and his Clippers beat his old team to top off the night.

Rajon Rondo speaks with the media.  Talks about his recovery from last years knee injury.  He get's cold blooded when asked about the departures of Doc Rivers, Paul Pierce, and Kevin Garnett.