Clippers owner backs down on NBA punishment, apologizes as team accepts $30-million fine
Ballmer says Clippers have paid the fine and are focusing on moving forward
Clippers owner backs down on NBA punishment, apologizes as team accepts $30-million fine
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LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer apologizes over team sanctions
Ballmer said that the team is complying with the penalties, has paid the fines, and is "moving forward."
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