NBA Twitter rejects Robert Sarver's NBA fine, hopes for forced sale – NBC Sports Bay Area

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Warriors Warriors Could Robert Sarver be forced to sell Suns? NBA Twitter is optimistic. USA Today Images The basketball internet was set ablaze following the news that Phoenix Suns and Mercury owner Robert Sarver would receive a one-year suspension and a $10-million fine following a nearly year-long investigation into claims of a hostile workplace within the Suns’ organization.  Sarver is not allowed around any NBA or WNBA facility or able to participate in any NBA or WNBA events or activity. But now, many are left wondering if Sarver’s true punishment should be selling the teams he’s owned for 18 years. ESPN NBA writer Marc J. Spears believes that Sarver’s current punishment is light based on the inappropriate conduct — racism, misogyny, bullying — that the league’s investigation uncovered. As tough as it was to do, Robert Sarver’s racism, misogyny and more is as worse as Donald Sterling’s and very well may surpass it. How does the Suns owner get a pass to return to his throne after a year suspension and not pushed out the NBA like Sterling? Confused by this result.— Marc J. Spears (@MarcJSpears) September 13, 2022 Spears wasn’t alone in acknowledging the severity of Sarver’s charge and…
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