Donald Sterling: The Punishment Fits the Crime | National Catholic Reporter by MSW. MGB: Before this week, I had never heard of Donald Sterling. After this week, I would like to never hear from him again. I suspect his chief function was to take the Malaysian Air story off the front page. Probably a good thing.
It seems that the young lady is not necessarily his mistress (according to her statement) and did not make the tape and share it with the world. No matter who did it, he's been Romneyed (remember the 47 percent talk from last year) Of course, whatever her status, Sterling treated her like property and he deserves to be topled for treating her and those she would invite, badly.
Just to be clear - the proposal is to make him sell his team. In this case, the other owners will likely go along or something will be worked out for him to quietly sell and go away. That would be nice. Too bad he can't be forced to sell it to the players union (and the other owners as well). Maybe the new ownership group will eventually be friendly to such a step, also giving the city and county of Los Angeles a piece of the action.
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