Steve Ballmer denies allegations of circumventing salary cap

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duxup · 3h ago

It's wild that just a few days after word got out Steve setup a strange staged interview to refute all this.

It will be interesting to see what happens next. The NBA put in place a very restrictive salary cap to control rising contracts, presumably the owners wanted that, rumors are that other owners are very upset about this ... it seems like there's a real possibility of serious consequences for Steve and his team.

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Steve Ballmer denies allegations of circumventing salary cap

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