[Loyalist]

If she screwed him the way he screwed the Clippers, she's worth every penny he paid her.

[cyborg]

A very interesting tale for the champagne room indeed!

[goldstategop]

Donald Stirling felt his sex addiction took priority over his business franchise. Whatta guy!

[Mr. Mojo]

Donald Sterling, the miserly tycoon who owns the Los Angeles Clippers, testified last year that he regularly paid a Beverly Hills woman for sex, describing her as a $500-a-trick "freak"

$500 a pop, for a guy with his jack? Miserly is right.

[Shryke]

Is he single? I am curious how a sinle adult can be in a sex "scandal" with a consenting adult.

[Mr. Mojo]

Sterling, a Los Angeles real estate mogul, bought the Clippers in 1981 for $12.5 million and the franchise--one of the most profitable in the NBA--is now worth more than $200 million.

Profitable? Amazing, considering the Clips could very well be the worst franchise in the history of pro sports.

[socal_parrot]

Sterling denied having a relationship with Castro

I thought Kerry was the only one kissing up to Castro.

[Archangelsk]

Proves one thing, some rich guys are strange. Of course, if he really is that miserly, I'd like to see how he cut costs on some of the real estate he's represented.

[Nachum]

Wilt Chamberlain said he had sex with more than 10,000 women.

Sterling is an amatuer!

[csvset]

Huh, I wonder if Clinton has asked Sterling for Castro's phone number.

[NYCVirago]

A couple of thoughts: One of the reasons celebrities pay for high-priced hookers is discretion, something Sterling didn't take into account in buying sex on the cheap.

And it doesn't sound like The Smoking Gun folks know much about sports, if they're impressed by this:

Sterling, a Los Angeles real estate mogul, bought the Clippers in 1981 for $12.5 million and the franchise--one of the most profitable in the NBA--is now worth more than $200 million.

The new Charlotte basketball franchise cost $300 million. Think about that -- a brand-new team in a small-market city is worth $100 million more than an established team in the second biggest media market in the country. What does that say about Sterling's mismanagement of the franchise?

[monday]

Why is he suing her?

[Tacis]

Could this be an effort by Fidel to obtain our most closely held professional basketball secrets?