SAN FRANCISCO -- Los Angeles Clippers coach Doc Rivers, whose
team leads the Warriors 2-1 in a best-of-seven playoff series,
was upset and said his players were, too.  The Clippers during a
45-minute team meeting Saturday expressed their unhappiness and
even briefly discussed a boycott after listening to comments
attributed to owner Donald Sterling in which he asks a woman not
to bring black people to games and publicly associate with them,
including Magic Johnson.  "It upsets all of us," Rivers said,
adding he was upset by the remarks and resulting distraction.
"There's no one guy that's happy with the situation. Do you
think I want to be talking about this instead of trying to stop
Steph Curry? I don't."  Los Angeles Clippers team owner Donald
Sterling. Los Angeles Clippers team owner Donald Sterling.  The
remarks made on the audio recording released late Friday night
were called "disturbing and offensive" in a statement from NBA
executive vice president of communications Mike Bass, adding
that the league w