There may be some owners advocating a quick settlement now.

Better be careful. The Russian guy that owns the Nets is said to be pretty heavily mobbed up. He may send a couple of guys to LA to 'speak' with Mr. Sterling.

 

His daughter is very hotttt

http://bluegrasspreps.com/controversial-issues/donald-sterling-hires-279334.html#post5078527

Now this is what I expected.

I would think that this is something that could end up playing into the hands of the rest of the league's owners. Wouldn't his doing this be a sign that of the lengths he might go to in order to damage the brand, and thus be a justification as to why they'd want him gone?

 

I think Sterling is going to end up making one too many moves and just royally screwing himself.

I thought his wife was the person in charge of handling his business?

He is a billionaire, how can be possibly screw himsel over. He has nothing to lose.

He is a billionaire' date=' how can be possibly screw himsel over. He has nothing to lose.[/quote'] His money or a big chunk of it? His life of he messes with the wrong person? Such as the Nets owner who was mentioned above? Being committed? And as JW24 mentioned, screwing himself over on and lawsuit Vs the NBA?

It will make a great book and then movie for sure.

Sterling is a bitter old man who I despise. But I can't say I don't enjoy the image of all these owners sweating things they've done in the past. We all have some sort of dirty laundry it just is to different extremes. I'm guessing there is some juicy and entertaining stuff that can be uncovered.

Sterling is a bitter old man who I despise. But I can't say I don't enjoy the image of all these owners sweating things they've done in the past. We all have some sort of dirty laundry it just is to different extremes. I'm guessing there is some juicy and entertaining stuff that can be uncovered.

 

A lot of it is already public. Dan Gilbert of Cleveland didn't exactly make his money on the up and up. If I'm not mistaken, he made substantial gains from sub-prime loans and other predatory lending practices.