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[Law Murray] L. Frank: “Our fans… being a Clipper fan is special. It’s special. Don’t take them for granted… one of the things that we discussed is we have to earn their trust every single day and earn their way. And we are committed to doing that.”



[Law Murray] L. Frank: “Our fans… being a Clipper fan is special. It’s special. Don’t take them for granted… one of the things that we discussed is we have to earn their trust every single day and earn their way. And we are committed to doing that.”

by bigblack3475

11 Comments

  2. make_it_happen22

    We will continue to invest in injury prone players, ex-lakers, and anyone previously affiliated with lebron James. Playoff heart breaks are part of our culture and we will continue that legacy of breaking our fans hearts in a brand new arena.

  3. es84

    That’s total bullshit. They took us for granted this season. They did not earn our trust. They haven’t done so with this entire run of injuries and load management. They didn’t come out to say PG was done for the playoffs, PG said it. They didn’t come out and say kawhi was out with a torn meniscus, at least not until the season was over. That does not seem like a team that is trying to earn the trust of their fans. No transparency means you are taking us for granted.

  4. UrDadsFave

    I guess they must be reading their Instagram comments.

  7. Otherwise-Tale9671

    They owe us after this season. Sheesh.

  8. mfa82

    Kawhi dealing with 3 injuries throughout the season, while the whole universe is shitting on him for “load managing” ; and we find out about that today, ……yeah that’s great transparency and trust building!

  9. doinnothin

    When an organization undervalues the regular season as much as this one did, they don’t care about the fans as much as they say they do. Truly an awful product on the floor for most of the 82 regular season games.

    Actions > Words.

  10. tkfire

    I don’t understand why people think load management equals taking fans for granted. They are trying to keep these creaky knees fresh for the playoffs so the fans can have the ultimate payoff of a deep playoff run or even a championship. It turned out it didn’t work but that doesn’t mean the intention is bad. Load management doesn’t prevent freak plays from happening. PG’s injury and Kawhi’s injury are both freak accidents that occurred because of other players on the court.

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