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2026-09-14 17:32
Ballmer apologizes as Clippers accept $30M salary cap circumvention fine
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New York PostLean right
Steve Ballmer breaks silence of Clippers’ salary-cap circumvention penalties
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First reported by New York Post (Lean right); 3 outlets over 12h.
New York Post · +1h CNBC · +12h The Hill
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- The HillCenter
Billionaire owner Steve Ballmer has apologized for his role in an effort by the Los Angeles Clippers to circumvent the NBA's salary cap by funneling money to star player Kawhi Leonard through endorsement opportunities.
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Ballmer said that the team is complying with the penalties, has paid the fines, and is "moving forward."
Read at cnbc.com → - New York PostLean right
Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, in the wake of the NBA punishing his franchise for circumventing the league’s salary cap by “initiating off-court income opportunities” for star forward Kawhi Leonard, said he has “sincere regrets” and apologized to fans as part of a lengthy statement he issued Sunday…
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The HillCenter
Ballmer apologizes as Clippers accept $30M salary cap circumvention fine
Read at thehill.com →CNBCCenter
LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer apologizes over team sanctions
Read at cnbc.com →New York PostLean right
Steve Ballmer breaks silence of Clippers’ salary-cap circumvention penalties
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