Staples Center locker rooms

Now that the Clippers signed a 10yr lease w/ Staples Center and will be
there for another decade, I have a question about the Staples Center
locker room setup.

Most venues have a locker room for the home team and one for the
visiting team. But the Staples Center is home to three sports teams:
the Kings, Clippers and Lakers.

Do each of them have a separate and dedicated locker room? The Lakers
would have a home team locker room but do the Kings also use the same
locker room as the Lakers or do they have their own?

And the Clippers also play at the Staples Center. If the Lakers and
Clippers play vs each other, how is the locker room set up?

Option A: The locker rooms are interchanged so that if the Lakers play
the Clips at home, the Lakers have the home locker room and the Clips
have the visiting locker room. If the next game for both teams is the
Clips play the Lakers at home, the locker rooms are interchanged so that
the Clips now get the home locker room.

Option B: The teams have dedicated locker rooms. The Lakers have their
own locker room, the Clips have theirs, and the Kings have their own.
So if the Lakers play the Clips & the Lakers are the home team, the
Clips don't use the visiting locker room but just use their own
dedicated locker room. Same goes when the Lakers "visit" the Clips.

Option C: A mix of both. There are 2 dedicated home team locker rooms
and 2 teams share one of them. Maybe the Kings and Lakers share the
same locker room while the other team has their own. Or maybe the Kings
and Clips share locker rooms & the Lakers have their own. Or the Clips
and Lakers share locker rooms and the Kings have their own.

Curious as to how the setup is at the Staples Center.

Doomster

"Doomster" <electriceye RemoveThis @netgate.net> wrote in message
news:4182B865.FE25910E@netgate.net...
> Now that the Clippers signed a 10yr lease w/ Staples Center and will be
> there for another decade, I have a question about the Staples Center
> locker room setup.
>
> Most venues have a locker room for the home team and one for the
> visiting team. But the Staples Center is home to three sports teams:
> the Kings, Clippers and Lakers.
>
> Do each of them have a separate and dedicated locker room? The Lakers
> would have a home team locker room but do the Kings also use the same
> locker room as the Lakers or do they have their own?
>
> And the Clippers also play at the Staples Center. If the Lakers and
> Clippers play vs each other, how is the locker room set up?
>
> Option A: The locker rooms are interchanged so that if the Lakers play
> the Clips at home, the Lakers have the home locker room and the Clips
> have the visiting locker room. If the next game for both teams is the
> Clips play the Lakers at home, the locker rooms are interchanged so that
> the Clips now get the home locker room.
>
> Option B: The teams have dedicated locker rooms. The Lakers have their
> own locker room, the Clips have theirs, and the Kings have their own.
> So if the Lakers play the Clips & the Lakers are the home team, the
> Clips don't use the visiting locker room but just use their own
> dedicated locker room. Same goes when the Lakers "visit" the Clips.
>
> Option C: A mix of both. There are 2 dedicated home team locker rooms
> and 2 teams share one of them. Maybe the Kings and Lakers share the
> same locker room while the other team has their own. Or maybe the Kings
> and Clips share locker rooms & the Lakers have their own. Or the Clips
> and Lakers share locker rooms and the Kings have their own.
>
> Curious as to how the setup is at the Staples Center.
>

It's not the locker rooms (yes they have their own), but the secret (or not
so secret) party room for the big hitters.


> Doomster
>