November 25, 2009 11:00 am | 19 Comments
Sterling on Winning, Or Lack Thereof
Here’s the Clippers owner flat out lying talking about valuing winning over making money: “If only he could dismiss his team’s poor record so easily, the Lakers a constant reminder of what happens when things go well, and it was Sterling who bought property from Buss so Buss would have the money to buy the Lakers. ‘There are other owners who think we’re successful because we generate so much income,’ Sterling says. “We turn more than a nice profit every year. But you know what? I’d rather not generate any income — and win.”‘
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I dont even know if Billy Crystal goes anymore.
It’s not necessarily friendship that’s keeping Dunleavy around. Sterling won’t fire Dunleavy because then he’d have to pay out Dunleavy’s contract, and pay another coach and GM. No way Sterling will do that. It might cost money.
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