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Originally Posted by Sidd Finch
That'd be a hotly-contested issue that valuation experts would battle out. On this one, though, I like Sterling's chances. Anyone saying that "the current value is only $x, and the value automatically rises if Sterling is out" is saying that "value" is something other than what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller when neither is being compelled to buy or sell.
That Sterling would not be involved post-sale is a constant of any sale. The only variable introduced here is the compulsion to sell.
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Having watched the protracted media day that was the recent sale of the Dodgers and the ongoing protracted media day that is the potential return to LA of the NFL, my guess is this turns into some sort of protracted media day.Unless the Clippers are sold quickly and painlessly to someone in Seattle.
