Clippers players remove warmups in protest of alleged racial comments from Donald Sterling

Clippers owner Donald Sterling faces sanctions from the NBA for racist comments he is alleged to have made. (Noah Graham/National Basketball/Getty Images) Los

Clippers owner Donald Sterling faces sanctions from the NBA for racist comments he is alleged to have made. (Noah Graham/National Basketball/Getty Images)

Los Angeles Clippers players removed their warmups to reveal shirts turned inside out when they took the court for Game 4 of their playoff series against the Golden State Warriors, according to Jalen Rose of ESPN.

The team has decided to remove or invert all parts of their gear that bears the Clippers logo other than their uniforms to protest racially charged comments team owner Donald Sterling is alleged to have made. Rose also reports that the team will all be wearing black socks and black athletic tape as part of their demonstration.

Sterling agreed not to attend Sunday's game while awaiting the results of the NBA's investigation into his alleged comments.

I'm hearing Clipper players will be turning their team-issued gear inside out (except for uniforms) for all of Game 4. #DonaldSterling

— Jalen Rose (@JalenRose) April 27, 2014

Also hearing that each Clippers player will be wearing black socks and tape. #DonaldSterling

— Jalen Rose (@JalenRose) April 27, 2014

The Clippers took off their shooting shirts and dumped them at center court. pic.twitter.com/Nod5QWsWJy

— Arash Markazi (@ArashMarkazi) April 27, 2014