Draymond GreenForward, Golden State Warriors

"He was delusional and hateful" #shorts #nba #clippers #basketball #draymondgreen #barondavis

13 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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In a brief YouTube Shorts interview, former NBA players Baron Davis and Draymond Green recount their experiences with former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling. They describe Sterling as "delusional and hateful," claiming he harbored contempt for everyone, not just Black people. The conversation highlights a disturbing incident where Sterling allegedly brought a group of elderly white women into the locker room after a victory, directing inappropriate attention toward the players, including pointing at Davis and making suggestive remarks. Davis remarks that the behavior could have constituted sexual harassment. The clip serves as a personal testimony about Sterling's abusive ownership style and the toxic environment he fostered.

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With Sterling, you know, he used the team as like his, almost like his duck off, like his little duck off business. Okay. And not that he was racist, he was a hate everybodyist.
So it wasn't even that he just hated Black people, he hated everybody.
No, he hated everybody. He probably hated himself. He was delusional and hateful. So he would say anything to anybody. Man, he brought some old ass ladies in at the end of one of the games. It's like 7 old ass white ladies, right? And he walk in the locker room, we had won. It was like, man, you can wait for them to get in the shower. At any point, He pointed at me and he was like, "Especially him, like you should." And this lady was just sitting, hanging out at my locker room. She just talking like, "Where are you from?
Oh, you went there?" Like waiting for me to get up. You know what I mean? Like, it was foul, bro.
It was like— I could have sued for sexual harassment.
Facts, that's what I was just thinking like. Bro, trauma, all that shit. Yeah, that's crazy. Hey bro, it was the worst.