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Message: [QUOTE="SUbear, post: 1037965, member: 892"] If the NBA tries to force him out, and he refuses to sell, it most surely will end up in court, and without his statements on that tape being admissible what basis can the NBA use to try to enforce a sale? No illegal recording wil be found admissible, the NBA must know this, and what they are doing and saying is mostly for appearances and PR. I believe they have no way to enforce any of the things they are saying if Sterling does not agree to it, except perhaps for the fine, but even that is based on an illegally recorded tape. Fruit of the poisoned tree. The young woman who made this tape may in fact be prosecuted if Sterling decides to press charges. He has cause for damages to reputation and monetary. Strictly speaking about what can be done, not defending the man or what was said. [/QUOTE]