Isiah Thomas spoke with Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling about an executive position several weeks ago.

The meeting between Thomas and Sterling was reportedly set up by current coach/general manager Mike Dunleavy, who has been the subject of scrutiny in recent days.

Recent reports indicate Dunleavy could be relieved of his GM post, but one candidate -- Jerry West -- has already rebuffed the Clippers' advances.

Thomas and Sterling reportedly met in February and there have been follow-up discussions, but anonymous sources in the story confirmed no job has been offered.

It is unclear what role Sterling might have in mind for Thomas, the former Pacers coach and Knicks president of basketball operations.

According to the report, Sterling is "considering adding another executive to the Los Angeles front office to alleviate some of Dunleavy's responsibilities in his dual role as coach and general manager."