Stephen Dunn/Getty Images[/caption]Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul has reportedly discussed orchestrating a boycott with head coach Doc Rivers if Donald Sterling remains the team's owner when the 2014-15 NBA regular season begins, according to Fox Sports.
"That's something me and Doc are both talking about," Paul said. "Something has to happen, and something needs to happen soon -- sooner rather than later."
Paul has discussed this boycott idea with his teammates as well, and it's something that could very well end up happening.
"We're all going to talk about it. We're all definitely going to talk about it. Doc, Blake [Griffin], DJ [DeAndre Jordan]. It's unacceptable."
For all this time, many have believed that the Clippers were already sold to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer for $2 billion. However, it never became official since Sterling has been dragging a lawsuit with the NBA for the longest time now.
If the league can't get anything done soon with the Sterling matter, expect to see a boycott from the Clippers players when the season begins. You can also expect to see that from players of others teams, such as LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
This is bigger than basketball, folks.
