I don't know. I'm sure the new owners will consider it. It's not like the Clippers brand has been especially strong over the past decades, and was more often a joke than anything else. In one sense, how much could Sterling have damaged it just now? In another sense, how much is the brand worth anyway? If the brand has negative value, it might be cheaper rebranding than changing perceptions about the old brand.
I mean, look at the Bobcats. They'll be the Hornets again next year. In a decade, will I remember they were ever the Bobcats? Probably not, and I'm an NBA fan. I'd expect the same is true with the Clippers. It's not like they've got the long-term name recognition of the Lakers, the Celtics, or the Knicks. Even without Sterling, a change might make sense.