The Dallas Mavericks have deliberated and discussed on doing something tonight in Game 4 of their series against the San Antonio Spurs, in order to show support to the Clippers, who have been put in a questionable situation because of the alleged accusations against owner Donald Sterling. There has been no decision made yet.
There is a probability that the Mavericks will wear something small on their uniform to show a sign for support of the Clippers. Here are two quotes:
Eddie Sefko, a writer of Mavsblog.dallasnews.com got on the situation.
"Yeah, I think we're all trying to get on board, but unfortunately we don't have black socks right now, " Shawn Marion said. "We haven't worn them since I've been here. But we want to do something as well just to be along and support everybody. We're going to figure out something to do, if we can't get hold of socks for everybody to wear."
Gregg Popovich, coach of the Spurs had this to add:
"I don't know to what degree something like that is going to be orchestrated or done, but you can believe that all of us feel what everybody else is feeling, "Popovich said. "The degree to which you show that is a good question. But we all feel the same way. It's not just inappropriate, it's disgusting. It's something that has to be handled. We have full faith that the NBA will react appropriately."
This shows unity in the league as a whole. Shouldn't every organization should do this? All of them should do something to show to support for the Clippers organization. Donald Sterling should not continue to own the Los Angeles Clippers and should not be an owner in the NBA.
