Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT After the release of the first three episodes of Clipped, the FX/Hulu series continues to portray a mostly accurate depiction of the notorious Donald Sterling scandal. The series chronicles the bizarre and racist-fueled controversy that made headlines during the NBA Playoffs in late April 2014 as the Los Angeles Clippers battled the Golden State Warriors in the first round of the postseason.
The Glamorous Party V. Stiviano Attends In Clipped Episode 4 Appears Heavily Dramatized The party is full of LA elitist conspiratorial cliches The series has gotten many of the specific details about V. Stiviano correct thus far throughout its four available episodes, which is impressive considering just how little information is accessible about Stiviano's life under her former name, Maria Vanessa Perez.
The Series Looks More Fondly On Elgin Baylor's Lawsuit Against The NBA Than History Had Clipped finally gives Baylor the spotlight he deserves with the Clippers organization Before becoming the general manager of the Clippers, Elgin Baylor was one of the greatest players on an NBA court and remains to this day as one of the greatest players who ever lived.
Doc Rivers Actually Was Featured On Bob Costas' Show After Rodney King's Death A younger version of Doc wanted to make his opinion heard Throughout Clipped episode 4, a younger version of Doc Rivers as a player on the Los Angeles Clippers is portrayed by Freddie L. Fleming. When the news of Rodney King's death sparked nationwide outrage, Doc was a young player on the Clippers, of all teams, which was still under the ownership of Sterling back in 1991.
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