Steve Ballmer and the Los Angeles Clippers invested $118 million in Aspiration over 18 months, including a recent $10 million investment just before a government investigation. The Clippers also purchased carbon credits totaling $56 million for the Intuit Dome project, which some suggest could be a strategy to circumvent the NBA salary cap, a notion previously hinted at by Mark Cuban.
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Michael Jordan criticized the current trend of load management in the NBA during his "MJ: Insights to Excellence" segment on NBC, emphasizing that players should prioritize playing for fans who invest in tickets. The league has implemented a rule requiring players to participate in at least 65 games per season to qualify for regular season awards, reflecting Jordan's belief in fulfilling their duty as entertainers. Want More Context? 🔎
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