The Los Angeles Clippers have been the biggest disappointment in the NBA this season, currently sitting at 5-16 after Monday night's blowout loss to the Miami Heat. Some anticipated that the Clippers' season would finally start to turn around once Kawhi Leonard got back from injury, but Leonard's 36 points against the Heat weren't enough to keep Los Angeles from losing by 17 points in a game that wasn't as close as the score suggested.

With the team's playoff hopes already on life support in early December, some fans are wondering who will have to bite the bullet for the Clippers' struggles, and recently, a report from Law Murray of The Athletic shed some light on that.

“(Clippers owner Steve) Ballmer told The Athletic that he speaks with Lue and basketball president Lawrence Fr

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