-CraZed- on 29 April 2014
| Wagram said: As part of the ban, Sterling is not allowed "to attend any NBA games or practices, be present at any Clippers office or facility, or participate in any business or player personnel decisions involving the team." Is that even legal? He's the owner. |
Good question. I'm pretty sure that under the terms of NBA ownership you are subject to all aspects of the NBA's corporate constitution and therefore when this inevitably goes to court I get a sense it will be upheld.
They could outright ban his entire franchise basically cutting him out of the league so this seems like a better way to get him to sell his team and all-together cut ties.
Much deserved.
