Steve Ballmer seems to have gotten to the acceptance stage of grief.
Less than two weeks after — his word — “vehemently” denying the results of a year-long NBA investigation that found the Clippers had circumvented the salary cap and paid superstar Kawhi Leonard millions through no-show deals with sponsors, the team’s billionaire owner posted a somewhat contrite statement acknowledging “sincere regrets…for the distraction and distress this matter has caused.” Ballmer did not, however, admit guilt. He said, “there are still disagreements concerning the findings in the report.”
He went on: “We are committing to put this
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