bigdnlaca
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A boycott would hurt the players more than Sterling. Chris Paul cares more about his legacy and getting the playoff monkey off his back more than what some old guy said to his mistress. And there are guys sitting on that bench stealing money who want no part of any kind of boycott.
True about Paul. It looked like he didn't want no part of the midcourt huddle.
But I think it will hurt Sterling more than the players because the majority of the Clipper nation are either a) young people that can afford the Clipper tickets compared to the Lakers or b) Laker fans that jumped the wagon because the Clippers are winning and the Lakers are losing.
There aren't too many diehard Clipper fans in Los Angeles, and if it weren't for the winning and all-stars, the Clippers would probably have the same attendance records as the Sparks.