Jimmy Gilleece met Rivers Prather when he was on a mission to find a stolen wallet. When Jimmy discovered that Rivers was homeless, he decided to take him in. Steve Hartman has an update to their story, “On The Road.”
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Homeless teen tries to give back to the man who changed his life
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA/AP) – The Los Angeles Clippers are reportedly giving fans a tour of the infamous tunnel which was at the center of last season’s biggest fracas . Adam Spector, co-host of the 3rd and Nerd podcast, posted on Twitter Thursday an email he received from the Clippers offering an “exclusive tour” of the “secret tunnel.” No further details were confirmed. Gerald Green #14 of the Houston Rockets is restrained by an assistant coach during a 113-102 LA Clippers win at Staples Center on Jan. 15, 2018. (Getty Images) On Jan. 15, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, tempers boiled over towards the end of the Clippers 113-102 win over the Houston Rockets: Chris Paul’s first game back in the Staples Center against his former team after being traded to Rockets last summer. The final minutes of the game were marred by some on-court feistiness, including the Clippers’ Blake Griffin appearing to exchange words with Rockets coach Mike D’Antoni. Griffin and Houston Rockets forward Trevor Ariza were ejected with 1:03 remaining from a game that had five technical fouls. Following the game, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Paul took teammates James Harden, Ariza and Gerald Green to the Clippers’ locker room using the so-called secret tunnel. The Rockets’ players reportedly entered the room and confronted some of the Clippers players. As a result of the incident, Ariza and Green were both suspended for two games each. Harden and Paul were not punished. “Their entire team was not in their locker room,” said Clippers coach Doc Rivers, referring to the Rockets. “We’re honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we’re non-violent,” he joked. (© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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Clippers Offering Tours Of Secret Staples Center Tunnel
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA/AP) – The Los Angeles Clippers are reportedly giving fans a tour of the infamous tunnel which was at the center of last season’s biggest fracas . Adam Spector, co-host of the 3rd and Nerd podcast, posted on Twitter Thursday an email he received from the Clippers offering an “exclusive tour” of the “secret tunnel.” No further details were confirmed. Gerald Green #14 of the Houston Rockets is restrained by an assistant coach during a 113-102 LA Clippers win at Staples Center on Jan. 15, 2018. (Getty Images) On Jan. 15, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, tempers boiled over towards the end of the Clippers 113-102 win over the Houston Rockets: Chris Paul’s first game back in the Staples Center against his former team after being traded to Rockets last summer. The final minutes of the game were marred by some on-court feistiness, including the Clippers’ Blake Griffin appearing to exchange words with Rockets coach Mike D’Antoni. Griffin and Houston Rockets forward Trevor Ariza were ejected with 1:03 remaining from a game that had five technical fouls. Following the game, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Paul took teammates James Harden, Ariza and Gerald Green to the Clippers’ locker room using the so-called secret tunnel. The Rockets’ players reportedly entered the room and confronted some of the Clippers players. As a result of the incident, Ariza and Green were both suspended for two games each. Harden and Paul were not punished. “Their entire team was not in their locker room,” said Clippers coach Doc Rivers, referring to the Rockets. “We’re honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we’re non-violent,” he joked. (© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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Clippers Offering Tours Of Secret Staples Center Tunnel
Austin Rivers will no longer be taking cues from his dad, as the Clippers have dealt their coach’s son to the Wizards for center Marcin Gortat.
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Clippers trade A. Rivers to Wizards for Gortat
Austin Rivers will no longer be taking cues from his dad, as the Clippers have dealt their coach’s son to the Wizards for center Marcin Gortat.
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Clippers trade A. Rivers to Wizards for Gortat
Philip Rivers learned to play football from his father and now he’s following suit, coaching his son Gunner’s flag football team.
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Philip Rivers’ offseason job? Playcaller for son’s football team
Philip Rivers learned to play football from his father and now he’s following suit, coaching his son Gunner’s flag football team.
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Philip Rivers’ offseason job? Playcaller for son’s football team
Philip Rivers said that Antonio Gates’ return to the Chargers would “certainly” get his approval. The Chargers lost tight end Hunter Henry for the season last week.
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Rivers says he’s all-in for return of Gates
Forced to sit out the playoffs for the first time in more than a decade, Clippers coach Doc Rivers was mum on his status with the team going forward.
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Rivers iffy on future after missing playoffs
