are no restrictions on her driving privileges at this time.HOW SHE MAY HAVE MET STERLINGRochelle Sterling's lawsuit claims Stiviano met Sterling at the 2010 Super Bowl.Since then, the pair have been in a relationship and Stiviano has received a Ferrari, two Bentleys and a Range Rover from the Clippers' owner, the lawsuit alleges. The vehicles are worth more than $500,000 according to the suit.PHOTO SHARING STARTED SCANDALSterling and Stiviano's alleged fight was apparently sparked by the businessman's displeasure with Stiviano posting pictures of herself online with Lakers Hall of Famer Magic Johnson and Dodgers outfielder Matt Kemp.The Johnson photo has since been deleted from Stiviano's Instagram account,Lebron 10 MVP, where she boasted nearly 150,000 followers as of Monday evening. Several of her 200 photos include her posing in front of Clippers signs or with team memorabilia, including a pair of jerseys emblazoned with her last name.Her bio lists her as an ''artist, lover,Lebron 11 Miami Heat Red, writer,Jordan 13 Black White Yellow, chef, poet, stylist, philanthropist.'' The Los Angeles Times reported that Stiviano's name appeared as the director of the Donald T. Sterling Charitable Foundation in an ad for a 2011 luncheon, however she is not listed as having an official role with the foundation in tax documents filed between 2010 and 2012.ATTORNEY NO LONGER ANSWERING QUESTIONSStiviano's attorney,Air Jordan 3 Black, Mac Nehoray, has said his client did not leak the audio of the conversation with Sterling, but he has said what's been posted online is a snippet of a conversation lasting roughly an hour.On Monday, a man who answered the phone at Nehoray's law office wouldn't identify himself and said the attorney would no longer comment on the audio or Stiviano's case. He said the attorney was invoking the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, citing a statement issued by the Clippers accusing Stiviano of embezzlement.Los Angeles police say they are not investigating Stiviano or the audio's release at this time.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Fox Sports gets its first experience broadcasting golf in America by taking over the Franklin Templeton Shootout at the end of the year.Advertisement The 54-hole team event in Florida will be the debut of Fox Sports in golf ahead of its 12-year deal to televise the U.S. Open starting in 2015. Fox announced last week that Joe Buck would be its lead golf announcer and Greg Norman the main analyst.Norman is the host of what formerly was called the Shark Shootout, which remains one of the most popular offseason events.The tournament will be Dec. 11-13 at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Fla. The final round will be on Saturday.Fox Sports 1 will televise the weekday rounds, and Fox Sports will show the final round.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Fox Sports gets its first experience broadcasting golf in America by taking over the Franklin Templeton Shootout at the end of the year.Advertisement The 54-hole team event in Florida will be the debut of Fox Sports in golf ahead of its 12-year deal to televise the U.S. Open starting in 2015. Fox announced last week that Joe Buck would be its lead golf announcer and Greg Norman the main analyst.Norman is the host of what formerly was called the Shark Shootout, which remains one of the most popular offseason events.The tournament will be Dec. 11-13 at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Fla. The final round will be on Saturday.Fox Sports 1 will televise the weekday rounds, and Fox Sports will show the final round.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - From a personal standpoint, wins and losses aren't as important to Ryan Vogelsong as vindication. So is keeping his team in the games he pitches.Advertisement Thursday night, the San Francisco Giants' right-hander succeeded on both counts, pitching into the eighth inning and giving them a chance to pull out a 3-1 victory in 10 over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Pinch-hitter Hector Sanchez drove in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly in the opener of a four-game series.''A lot of my focus right now is not proving people wrong, but proving the people right that believe in me,'' Vogelsong said. ''I know that there's certain pe