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Clippers name lawyer John Gibson interim governor, source says

ESPN 36 minutes 1 mins read

Los Angeles-based trial lawyer John Gibson will serve as the Clippers' interim governor, a source told ESPN's Shams Charania. He will take over for Steve Ballmer, who has been suspended one year following an investigation into salary cap circumvention.

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