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Sources: NBA interviews Kawhi in Aspiration case
Key takeaways
- Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and other team executives have also sat for interviews, those sources said, as have executives for Aspiration, the now-defunct green banking company at the center of the allegations.
- Before Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday in San Antonio, NBA commissioner Adam Silver said that investigation was "far along," and that the league is "close to the point now where I think we need to wrap this up."
- He did not specify a timeline for when the investigation would conclude but said the Clippers need "to understand what situation they are going to be operating under, and so do the other 29 teams."
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Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and other team executives have also sat for interviews, those sources said, as have executives for Aspiration, the now-defunct green banking company at the center of the allegations.
Before Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday in San Antonio, NBA commissioner Adam Silver said that investigation was "far along," and that the league is "close to the point now where I think we need to wrap this up."
He did not specify a timeline for when the investigation would conclude but said the Clippers need "to understand what situation they are going to be operating under, and so do the other 29 teams."
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