David Samson

The question is, would he put $2 million in to save his daughter's job?

Would he put $2 million in because he thought he would save trees?

Would he put $2 million in because he was asked to by Steve Balmer or by his daughter or by Joe Sandberg?

All of those are possible.

But for the NBA's point of view and the investigation, the timing of the 2 million that comes in and then goes out to Kawhi, that's what's gonna interest Wachtell, Lipton, the investigators.

Why did you put in 2 million at that point?

And the burden is on Dennis Wong, who could end up being like Ipe, could end up being the fall guy here for this version of Otani.

He's gonna have to say to Wachtell Lipton, I believed in this investment.

I believed in helping out my friends, a company that was in need.

And then it's gonna be up to the NBA to decide whether that is rational and credible because rational is what you need to prove to not have salary caps or convention.

Dan Levatard.

Tatas.

Stugatz.

Tatas.

E, none of the above.

The fact that he's the alternate governor, the fact that he's the vice chairman of the Clippers, that means way more to me than whether he owns a percent or not or whether he is his college roommate or not.

He is a part of the Clippers organization, definitionally has a relationship with Steve Ballmer.

That proves it more than college roommates.

Some people may not even like their college roommate.

I'm going to make sure that media, I'm not letting Steve Ballmer do an interview.