EddieDoyers
formerly eddiengambino
- Apr 3, 2012
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He's done. Gg sterlingPaul Allen and Jerry Reinsdorf are the most powerful owners and both of them support SIlver. Its a wrap for Sterling.
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He's done. Gg sterlingPaul Allen and Jerry Reinsdorf are the most powerful owners and both of them support SIlver. Its a wrap for Sterling.
it is private.
He will be voted out.
The owners know the score, Adam Silver will hit them with a leak if they don't ack right.
Good for Silver and the NBA to drop the hammer on Sterling, but I don't think they should force him to sell what's his. Sterling will take this to court and claim how this is unconstitutional.
You're practically stripping away someones property rights just because of his personnel views. We know how ugly and disgusting those views are, but it's unconstitutional to take away something from someone just because of something he said. I'm afraid what this will lead to in the future.
I support the NBA and Silver's decision to ban Sterling, but I don't think they have the legal rights to make him sell.
I don't think you understand the reality and business side of the NBA. Even if these owners are privately bigoted, they don't want to be associated with a bumbling fool and will do anything to stop him from shortening their profit. Sterling dug himself a deep hole and he is paying for it now.Sterling being voted isn't going to stop the real issue here.
Let's not act like there aren't more owners like Sterling in professional sports
Nah man, it's not going to solve racism. But it's a step in the right direction.Sterling being voted isn't going to stop the real issue here.
Let's not act like there aren't more owners like Sterling in professional sports
Exactly but some people apparently don't get it. Even the most staunch racist would not be dumb enough to align himself with Sterling at this point. If the media gets wind that some one voted to not oust Sterling, it's over for them. You do not want to be connected to this sort of stuff especially if you are someone as known as an NBA owner.He'll be voted out. If Sterling doesn't get voted out the nba will be branded as a league owned by racists. It'll ruin the bottom line for everybody. That's what the owners really care about anyway... the bottom line.
Nah man, it's not going to solve racism. But it's a step in the right direction.Sterling being voted isn't going to stop the real issue here.
Let's not act like there aren't more owners like Sterling in professional sports
It's also a message about what's okay in society today. Changing beliefs starts with changing actions.
can you imagine the backlash if you didn't vote sterling out?
players would see it as you cosigning sterling's bigotry.
Them yes... It's all about other generations going forward though.nah, it just teaches them to be more secretive and careful. serious.
The NBA is a private entity with executive powers, they can force you to sell just as a country club can boot you out for variety of reasons.
Just because Sterling "owns" the Clippers doesn't mean he has no oversight. It's a privilege to own any sports team, doesn't mean its your god given right and the League is acting accordingly. Mainly because with sponsor dollars in one of the largest markets pulling, that impacts EVERY other owner.
sooooo....he could sell it to his wife?
i kid. sterling aint got no time for that.
would be the troll of the century though.
The NBA is a private entity with executive powers, they can force you to sell just as a country club can boot you out for variety of reasons.
Just because Sterling "owns" the Clippers doesn't mean he has no oversight. It's a privilege to own any sports team, doesn't mean its your god given right and the League is acting accordingly. Mainly because with sponsor dollars in one of the largest markets pulling, that impacts EVERY other owner.
I ask out of genuine curiosity, but Sterling can/will sue right?