The Chargers aren’t getting the warmest welcome from potential patrons on their move up the California coast.

Los Angeles fans at a Clippers-Lakers game Saturday booed the Chargers’ new logo when it was shown on the video board, then jeered tight end Jeff Cumberland when he was put on the big screen.

NICK HAMILTON (@NickHamiltonLA) Once the #Chargers logo was first shown the crowd booed, then Mixed reviews of Jeff Cumberland pic.twitter.com/ubfVofDusM

Chargers CEO and president Dean Spanos also attended the game with his family. Spanos and the team announced on Thursday that they are relocating for next season from San Diego to Los Angeles.

“It really is great to be here,” Spanos told Fox Sports Prime Ticket during an in-game interview. “Everybody’s been so nice in welcoming me, my family, the Chargers. We’re really looking forward to this season.”

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Cumberland signed with the Chargers as a free agent before the 2016-17 season, but tore his left achilles tendon in a preseason contest and never played a regular season game while the team was in San Diego.

The Clippers beat the Lakers 113-97 on the night. The Clippers coach, Doc Rivers, said he thought LA absorb two NFL teams in the Rams and Chargers.

“You never want anybody to leave a city, but this is a big city, and I think we can handle it,” he said on Saturday.

“There’s enough room for two basketball teams,” Rivers said. “We have a lot of Clippers fans, and there’s a lot of Lakers fans. There are two soccer teams [Los Angeles FC will start playing in 2018]. There are two football teams. I guess there are two baseball teams, even though they’re not both in LA. There’s enough room. So it’ll be great. We have something to do on all weekends. That’s nice.”

The Chargers’ new logo has been widely ridiculed since its unveiling last week, and the team’s owners have said they will not use it on a permanent basis. “The logo that was revealed on Thursday was meant to help launch our brand into the market and supplement — not replace — our official team marks,” the Chargers president of business operations, AG Spanos, told Pro Football Talk.