LOS ANGELES -- The Chargers' first public presentation in their new city didn't go over so well Saturday.
During their game with the Los Angeles Lakers, the LA Clippers showed the new Los Angeles Chargers logo on the video screen and the Staples Center crowd promptly booed.
After a few seconds, the screen cut to Chargers tight end Jeff Cumberland, who was also booed as he avoided looking up.
Chargers CEO and president Dean Spanos announced Thursday that the team would move to Los Angeles after 56 seasons in San Diego.