Friday, November 6, 2009
Donald Sterling ok, players wearing jewelry bad
So goes the logic of David Stern, I guess. In a league that frets over its image to the point of banning players from wearing too much jewelry or shirts without collars it is hard not to be a little disgusted that man like Donald Sterling, who, um, OWNS AN NBA TEAM gets a free pass. Human rights violations are fine, t-shirts are the real enemy. Got that? If you want a refresher read the latest on the Clippers owner.
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So clearly Sterling's reputation is anything but. Couldn't we use this to kill two birds with one oh-so-satisfying stone? Just force him to sell the team to someone who will move it to Seattle. I can't imagine anyone will put up much of a fuss.
Sterling out of League. Clippers to Seattle (where they change their name to the Sonics). Grizzlies back to Vancouver. Balance restored to Universe.
It will not succeed in reality, that's exactly what I think.
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