NBA Thinks They Can Bump Shelly Sterling, Too...

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The NBA thinks they have the legal-wrangling room to make sure Shelly Sterling doesn't get to stay as 50-percent owner of the LA Clippers, either.

Ramona Shelburne has been on top of the story since the beginning.

She reveals the gambit:

Shelly Sterling -- while entitled to a 50 percent interest in the franchise -- has never been approved by the board of governors as the controlling owner. She and team president Andy Roeser, who went on an indefinite leave of absence this week, were only alternate governors.

Odds are she won't be approved by the Board of Governors as the big boss- considering her marriage and recent video that has surfaced where she has defended her husband as not being a racist.

Here's Sterling's lawyer making his peace


This looks like it's beyond going to get ugly...

NBA Will Say Sterling Violated Signed Contracts, Team President On Indefinite Leave, Stiviano Trying To Stay Relevant

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So, owners sign morals clauses, too...

That's one of the tacks that the NBA will take when chasing after Donald Sterling and their desire to have him no longer be owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.

Here's Darren Rovell with Jim Basquil to discuss...


It was also announced that Clippers President Andy Roeser will be taking an indefinite leave of absence, effective immediately.

“This will provide an opportunity for a new CEO to begin on a clean slate and for the team to stabilize under difficult circumstances,” said NBA spokesperson Mike Bass in an e-mail.

Then, there's this bit of news involving V. Stiviano in her attempt to move the news cycle forward...
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No word on whether or not she has welding visors for the two kids or if we actually will see their faces in public