With her husband caught in a firestorm of controversy and mental capacity deteriorated, Shelly Sterling had to step from the background into the forefront and make the largest sale in NBA history. So how did she do it? She finally sat down and explained the process.
(Video) NBA: Here’s a Few Important Points From Steve Ballmer’s INSANE Clippers Rally
It’s a new beginning for the Los Angeles Clippers; the dark cloud that is Donald Sterling is gone and Steve Ballmer has come to brighten up the day.
NBA: Shelly Sterling Named Clippers No. 1 Fan, Literally! Check Out The Other Perks She Gets!
It’s definitely a win to get Donald Sterling out as owner of the Los Angeles Clippers but his wife Shelly Sterling is no angel either. Because she wasn’t caught on the racist tapes and because she completed the $2 billion sale to Steve Ballmer she’s sort’ve been let off the hook although her record is quite the spotty one. Anyways in compliance with the sale she completed, Shelly gets a lot of perks and one of them is literally being named the “Clipper Number 1 fan”.
NBA: Feel Poor Yet? Steve Ballmer Says $2 Billion For Clippers Is A Reasonable Price He’s Excited About
On Tuesday former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer officially became the new owner of the Los Angeles Clippers with the fellow NBA owners unanimously voting 29-0 in his favor. Of course they were more than happy to vote him in as his whopping $2 billion purchase raises the value of every team in the league. The record breaking sale pummels the next highest sale which was the Milwaukee Bucks who were sold for $550 million in May. So how does Ballmer feel about the money he’s shelling out?
NBA: Steve Ballmer is Officially the New Owner of the Los Angeles Clippers
Though former owner Donald Sterling tried his best to fight the sale, former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is now the new owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.
NBA: Judge Rules Against Donald Sterling, Clearing Way For Shelly Sterling’s Sale of Clippers to Steve Ballmer
Donald Sterling tried to block his wife, Shelly Sterling’s sale of the Los Angeles Clippers to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. Shelly claimed Donald was examined by two doctors and deemed mentally incapacitated, which put her in charge of the Sterling Family Trust giving her the right to make the $2 billion sale. Donald claims he’s perfectly fine which would void the sale but on Monday a judge ruled against him.
