Famous reporter: Aspiration once offered 1.1 billion to name the Clippers new arena, almost twice that of Intuit

September 9th news Today ESPN famous reporter Ramona Shelburne was a guest on the live program "NBA Today" and talked about the Clippers.

According to the reporter, Clippers sources revealed that Aspiration had bid nearly $1.1 billion to name the Clippers' new stadium, which is almost twice the $550 million that Intuit won the naming rights. Despite this, the Clippers finally chose more mature companies and brands.

According to previous reports from TA reporter Pablo Torre on a podcast show, there is a false endorsement contract between Clippers star Leonard and the bankrupt carbon neutral company Aspiration, which is worth $28 million for four years, but the job actually doesn't exist at all. The agreement also stipulates that Leonard must stay in the Clippers to get the full $28 million and cannot switch teams or retire. Aspiration has also received a secret investment of $50 million in Clippers boss Ballmer, and has also reached a multi-year sponsorship agreement with the Clippers.

Related news: TA reporter revealed that Ballmer's small card signed a Yin-Yang contract to avoid the salary cap, and the small card won 28 million extra out of thin air