It never fails to amaze how some franchises just can't get it right.
Here are the Lakers, going on their third coach in the time Vinny Del Negro has been here with the Clippers.
"I know that," says Clippers owner Donald Sterling, stability, I guess, just something you take for granted.
"We have a good coach, good staff and I love the team," says Sterling. "I feel wonderful about it."
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