Recently, Robert Craddock of the Herald Sun Australia spoke with Andrew Bogut about a variety of topics, including what it felt like to be involved in the whole Donald Sterling fiasco during the Western Conference Quarterfinals between the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Clippers. "I know a lot of people who played for the Clippers were very hurt by it and so were a lot of other people in the league. You look into it and he had a bit of history with it," Bogut said. "He has been banned for life and I don’t see him being back in the league any time soon, because the players would revolt if he stuck around."
Bogut went on to describe what would've happened if NBA commissioner Adam Silver didn't levy a sufficient penalty against the Clippers owner.
You revealed that players from both teams planned to stage a dramatic protest after the tip-off. What did they have in mind?
And Sterling really thinks that the players still "love him."
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[via Herald Sun]
