Adam Silver Unlikely To Punish The Clippers Just For The Public

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Adam Silver Unlikely To Punish The Clippers Just For The Public

Aspiration founder, Joe Sanberg, was recently sentenced to 14 years in prison for defrauding investors. It has still yet to be proven that Aspiration was using millions of dollars to give money to Kawhi Leonard under the table. According to Baxter Holmes, Commissioner Silver isn't going to punish the Clippers simply due to "public pressure".

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