Author: Julia Alexander
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Steve Ballmer loves two things: the Los Angeles Clippers and yelling.
A press conference earlier today allowed the former Microsoft CEO, and current chairman for LA’s second-favorite NBA team, to celebrate both. Ballmer officially welcomed Kawhi Leonard, the NBA’s most sought-after player and the man who helped lead the Toronto Raptors to their first ever NBA championship earlier this year, and Paul George to the Clippers.
As seen in the clip below, today was important for Ballmer. He could barely even get through his speech before whooping and pumping his arms in the air.
Steve Ballmer is hyped pic.twitter.com/2u7yyxZJml
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) July 24, 2019
“I have these notes, but I’m just fired up to be here...
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Steve Ballmer loves two things: the Los Angeles Clippers and yelling.
A press conference earlier today allowed the former Microsoft CEO, and current chairman for LA’s second-favorite NBA team, to celebrate both. Ballmer officially welcomed Kawhi Leonard, the NBA’s most sought-after player and the man who helped lead the Toronto Raptors to their first ever NBA championship earlier this year, and Paul George to the Clippers.
As seen in the clip below, today was important for Ballmer. He could barely even get through his speech before whooping and pumping his arms in the air.
Steve Ballmer is hyped pic.twitter.com/2u7yyxZJml
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) July 24, 2019
“I have these notes, but I’m just fired up to be here...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...