Also says he will not be paying the $2.5 million fine.
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/...d-sterling-pay-fine-sue-nba-according-sources
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/...d-sterling-pay-fine-sue-nba-according-sources
I hope he wins like he should. Whole thing should be a non issue. Refuse to sell and if they make you, refuse to sign the papers. Keep them in court for years. Unfortunately one of Steven A. Smiff's buds will take care of it and he will suddenly die from mysterious circumstances before it ends.
Who are we kidding? Lebron won't boycott. He'll spin it to where as the litigation is going on he'll make some statement saying something like he's confident the courts will ultimately do the right thing in the end and so therefore Sterling is basically as good as being out anyways. Lebron keeps playing and issues a new promise that if the courts rule in Sterling favor, then he'll boycott. But in the meantime the checks are getting cashed.
Blecher is no stranger to expensive and lengthy litigation in sports. He was a lead attorney for the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in successful antitrust litigation against the NFL. The litigation concerned the Raiders relocating between Oakland and Los Angeles. Blecher, who is in his early 80s, is one of small number of attorneys who can say he beat the NFL
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gee shocking, not
the only thing shocking is that some people thought his removal was a slam dunk
actually, considering who those people are, I guess it's not so shocking
this could actually give Sterling some leverage if it's his desire to negotiate leaving on favorable terms to him, which is something everybody should have known was coming
the only thing shocking is that some people thought his removal was a slam dunk
actually, considering who those people are, I guess it's not so shocking
this could actually give Sterling some leverage if it's his desire to negotiate leaving on favorable terms to him, which is something everybody should have known was coming
