Sterling Cancels Clippers Deal

BennyBigNuts · 06-10-14, 04:40 PM

Originally posted by Big Bear

i agree fukk the NBA and that back stabbing bitch. What she did was more fukked up than what he did IMO.

Originally posted by cane

Would you feel the same way if you were black?

BigBear is black supposedly dude.

brooks85 · 06-10-14, 04:44 PM

LT profits could take some life lessons from big bear.

GUMMO77 · 06-10-14, 05:02 PM

Why (Some) Psychopaths Make Great CEOs

http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffbercovici/2011/06/14/why-some-psychopaths-make-great-ceos/

British journalist Jon Ronson immersed himself in the world of mental health diagnosis and criminal profiling to understand what makes some people psychopaths -- dangerous predators who lack the behavioral controls and tender feelings the rest of us take for granted. Among the things he learned while researching his new book, "The Psychopath Test: A Journey Through the Madness Industry": the incidence of psychopathy among CEOs is about 4 percent, four times what it is in the population at large.

Bostongambler · 06-10-14, 05:03 PM

Hope he burries the nba

d2bets · 06-10-14, 06:12 PM

Originally posted by TheMoneyShot

Wouldn't be so sure about that. Hope the NBA organization as a whole has insurance. Would be wise of them just to settle out of court.

Nonsense. They did one better. They got the Sterling Trust via Shelley Sterling as trustee to indemnify the NBA. So if he "wins" then it comes back through the Sterling Trust. That's what they call a phyrric victory. His only chance would be to sue his Trust and sue Shelly Sterling as trustee.

But the old man's so confused he don't know what to do. He will relent again ans go away and come next season he'll get his dough and we'll never hear from him again. The NBA is safe.

Dirty Sanchez · 06-10-14, 06:41 PM

Originally, Donald Sterling didn't have the authority to stop the sale of his team because he had been determined to be mentally unfit to make decisions related to the family trust, so this game he's playing with the courts I'm wondering why he's mentally unfit in one aspect...and he's fine in another?

d2bets · 06-10-14, 07:11 PM

Originally posted by Dirty Sanchez

Originally, Donald Sterling didn't have the authority to stop the sale of his team because he had been determined to be mentally unfit to make decisions related to the family trust, so this game he's playing with the courts I'm wondering why he's mentally unfit in one aspect...and he's fine in another?

Well, there could be different standards. In any case, nobody is saying he's fine now to sue the NBA. I don't even know that he's actually done anything. He seems to change his 'mind' every other day.

stevenash · 06-11-14, 02:01 PM

Originally posted by akphidelt

The government isn't going after him. Different rules when you are part of an organization.

Correct, its like a private country club, you can be stripped of your ownership even though you did not break any laws.

thetrinity · 06-11-14, 10:35 PM

trial is july 7-10

homie1975 · 06-11-14, 10:50 PM

Originally posted by Bostongambler

Hope he burries the nba

will never happen. the NBA constitution will protect them. sterling is through

manny24 · 06-12-14, 04:32 PM

NBA trying to kick him out

if he owned a greek team it would be business as usual

turkish league also would be more than happy to have him as an owner