
At long last, Ballmer, Clippers break ground on new home
Associated PressINGLEWOOD, Calif. — The design meetings have been going on for years. The Clippers’ long-awaited, $1.8 billion, privately funded arena officially got a name Friday — Intuit Dome, it’ll be called when it opens in 2024, the team making that announcement hours before the formal groundbreaking ceremony. “They’ve all led us here, to this vacant lot that we’re about to transform to the singular best place for fans and players throughout the world,” Ballmer said. Ballmer — who originally didn’t want to build an arena when he bought the team — wound up beginning to plot a Clippers-only home years ago and formally unveiled the project in 2019, saying then that the Clippers would break ground in 2021 and open in 2024. “I mean, if we’ve got to do it right, we’ve got to get the fans there activated,” Ballmer said.
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