Ishbia taking control by 2029?

[Milkman delivers]

16 hours ago, caulfield12 said:

Well there's always this ownership risk

 

"Ballmer has also ruled the Clippers according to the one thing we know about him — that he is one of the richest men in the world. He was supposed to be a breath of fresh air, a fun-loving personality who cared about fielding a contender. Instead, Ballmer has steered them right back to where they started, as a joke.

The Clippers are under investigation by the league office for allegations of salary-cap circumvention. That seems like a big deal, and it is, as Ballmer allegedly funded a corporate sponsor, Aspiration, which then paid Kawhi Leonard roughly $50 million for a "no-show" job, according to noted finder-outer Pablo Torre.

Chris Paul left the organization in 2017, pushing for a trade to the Houston Rockets, and ever since Ballmer has collected every big-name player he could get his hands on, no matter the risk. In one fell swoop, he signed Leonard and traded for Paul George, sending out Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and every available draft pick in the process. When a partnership of oft-injured stars yielded three playoff series victories in five years, Ballmer turned to James Harden, who has made the Clippers his latest vanity project. Not in a good way."

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I would prefer an owner who breaks/bends rules to spend more money, than our current one who probably breaks/bends rules to spend less.

[southsider2k5]

3 hours ago, Milkman delivers said:

I would prefer an owner who breaks/bends rules to spend more money, than our current one who probably breaks/bends rules to spend less.

This is exactly what I feel when people talk about the Ishbia's bad spending in Phoenix.  GIve me failed effort over no effort all day, every day.