It’s likely that I am the first person to ever bring manga into the Northwestern medicine comprehensive cancer center at Old Irving Park, even more likely in the staff only areas
ESPN needs to pay these two whatever it takes to keep them around the rest of their lives, much less careers. PTI remains the standard and stands out like a sore thumb (in the best way) on that network currently.
The biggest story out of the whole Clippers debacle is that ESPN is basically confirmed to just be an outlet for team owner propaganda in-between gambling ads and Pat McAfee clips.
It’s been obvious for a while, but I don’t see how you could even argue against it now.
For context: Major League Baseball stripped the Houston Astros of their first- and second-round picks in 2020 and 2021 as part of the penalty for the team's sign-stealing scheme during its World Series-winning 2017 season.
The NBA has found no evidence that Clippers owner Steve Ballmer funneled money through team sponsors to pay Kawhi Leonard and circumvent the salary cap, sources told @DVNJr, @Baxter and @ramonashelburne.
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BREAKING: The NBA has ruled on the Los Angeles Clippers in for salary cap circumvention investigations on Kawhi Leonard after yearlong probe -- stripping the franchise of 5 first-round picks, issuing a $30 million fine to owner Steve Ballmer and suspensions for Ballmer, Lawrence Frank and Gillian Zucker, sources tell ESPN.
Kawhi Leonard will have to pay $700,000 in restitution for improper benefits by the Clippers for his uncle and former business rep, Dennis Robertson. No contract void or suspension for Leonard. And Robertson -- who was fired by Leonard in June -- is being banned by the NBA from all business dealings.