What? You can't go around telling White people they can't do something. They'll be stuck with the belief that they're no better than anyone else. We can't have that hahahahahaha
Warriors 'disappointed' in investor for Lowry push
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Or Charles Oakley.
I would’ve pushed his ass too. I’m shocked they banned him.
Naw he would’ve....and Vernon would’ve put them hands on him.
Naw he would’ve....and Vernon would’ve put them hands on him.
Yeah..he would have gotten lumped up and then on tv saying "I just got caught up in the excitement of the moment. He didnt have to break my nose"
holy sh*t, who in the hell DO YOU KNOW???
So now its OFFICIAL
He has been BANNED indefinitely by the league and under review
and UNIVERSALLY chided by WHITE media outlets...
I mean even the MOST right wing outlets have criticized him
calling him a COWARD (and even though race was not specifically mentioned, I was surprised it was IMPLIED and Lowry was applauded)
apparently the rumor is the only reason he hasn't given a PUBLIC PERSONAL apology is because you are CORRECT
the team is PISSED and so is the Hedge Fund.
I am genuinely SHOCKED
sidebar..
salute to Lowry for not only keeping his composure but speaking so eloquently afterward.
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Trash ass golden state ownership
I've been saying this since the Russell Westbrook situation. The league need do something about this because white folks think they can do whatever they want to players and get away with it....
We still havent heard about the wife in Utah,who started that mess with Westbrook. The Jazz banned the husband but not the wife...
We still havent heard about the wife in Utah,who started that mess with Westbrook. The Jazz banned the husband but not the wife...
He's only 59????
Who is Mark Stevens, the Warriors owner who shoved a Raptors player?
Sophia Kunthara June 6, 2019 Updated: June 6, 2019 1:49 p.m.
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1of4Mark Stevens (second from right) and Mary Stevens (third from left) participate in the Stevens Family Athletics Gift Event in 2014, commemorating a $7.7 million gift from the Stevens family to Santa Clara University.Photo: Charles Barry 2014
2of4Mark Stevens (right) joined Sequoia Capital in 1989 and became a partner in 1993. He is seen here with partners Doug Leone (left) and Michael Moritz.Photo: Fred Larson / The Chronicle 1996
3of4Kyle Lowry of the Toronto Raptors yells at Golden State Warriors part-owner Mark Stevens during Game 3 of the NBA Finals Wednesday. Stevens was ejected from the game after he shoved Lowry.Photo: Lachlan Cunningham / Getty Images
The person who reached over when Raptors guard Kyle Lowry fell into the crowd Thursday while chasing a loose ball during Game 3 of the NBA Finals with the Golden State Warriors wasn’t just a fan. He was also a minority owner of the Golden State Warriors and a prominent Silicon Valley investor.
Mark Stevens, the managing partner of S-Cubed Capital, has been banned from the rest of the NBA Finals, the Warriors said Thursday.
Who is Stevens? Stevens is best known in Silicon Valley as a former partner at Sequoia Capital, the high-profile venture capital firm that has backed famous tech companies for decades from Apple and Cisco to Google and Instagram. Forbes estimates his net worth at $2.3 billion. He joined Sequoia in 1989 as an associate and was a partner from 1993 to 2012.
Stevens serves on Santa Clara chipmaker Nvidia’s board of directors and has been on the University of Southern California’s Board of Trustees since 2001, according to his S-Cubed Capital biography.
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How much has he given away? Stevens has donated more than $100 million to USC, according to 2017 profile published by the university. The donations include a $22 million endowment in 2004 to establish the USC Stevens Institute for Technology Commercialization, which was later re-named the USC Stevens Center for Innovation, a $50 million donation in 2015 for the USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute and another $10 million to create the Stevens Academic Center.
Stevens has previously served on the board of trustees of the Menlo School, a private school in Atherton, according to his S-Cubed biography, though he is not listed as a current board member.
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Stevens and his wife Mary have signed the Giving Pledge, a promise to give away half their net worth adopted by many wealthy individuals.
According to the Menlo Park Almanac, the couple has also made gifts to Santa Clara University, Mary Stevens’ alma mater, and the Palo Alto Medical Foundation.
How long has Stevens been involved with the Warriors? Stevens became a minority owner of the Warriors in 2013, when he purchased the stake in the team held by current Sacramento Kings principal owner Vivek Ranadive.
S-Cubed Capital did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Sophia Kunthara June 6, 2019 Updated: June 6, 2019 1:49 p.m.
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1of4Mark Stevens (second from right) and Mary Stevens (third from left) participate in the Stevens Family Athletics Gift Event in 2014, commemorating a $7.7 million gift from the Stevens family to Santa Clara University.Photo: Charles Barry 2014
2of4Mark Stevens (right) joined Sequoia Capital in 1989 and became a partner in 1993. He is seen here with partners Doug Leone (left) and Michael Moritz.Photo: Fred Larson / The Chronicle 1996
3of4Kyle Lowry of the Toronto Raptors yells at Golden State Warriors part-owner Mark Stevens during Game 3 of the NBA Finals Wednesday. Stevens was ejected from the game after he shoved Lowry.Photo: Lachlan Cunningham / Getty Images
The person who reached over when Raptors guard Kyle Lowry fell into the crowd Thursday while chasing a loose ball during Game 3 of the NBA Finals with the Golden State Warriors wasn’t just a fan. He was also a minority owner of the Golden State Warriors and a prominent Silicon Valley investor.
Mark Stevens, the managing partner of S-Cubed Capital, has been banned from the rest of the NBA Finals, the Warriors said Thursday.
Who is Stevens? Stevens is best known in Silicon Valley as a former partner at Sequoia Capital, the high-profile venture capital firm that has backed famous tech companies for decades from Apple and Cisco to Google and Instagram. Forbes estimates his net worth at $2.3 billion. He joined Sequoia in 1989 as an associate and was a partner from 1993 to 2012.
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Stevens serves on Santa Clara chipmaker Nvidia’s board of directors and has been on the University of Southern California’s Board of Trustees since 2001, according to his S-Cubed Capital biography.
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Warriors ban minority owner from NBA Finals for shoving...
WARRIORS
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How much has he given away? Stevens has donated more than $100 million to USC, according to 2017 profile published by the university. The donations include a $22 million endowment in 2004 to establish the USC Stevens Institute for Technology Commercialization, which was later re-named the USC Stevens Center for Innovation, a $50 million donation in 2015 for the USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute and another $10 million to create the Stevens Academic Center.
Stevens has previously served on the board of trustees of the Menlo School, a private school in Atherton, according to his S-Cubed biography, though he is not listed as a current board member.
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Stevens and his wife Mary have signed the Giving Pledge, a promise to give away half their net worth adopted by many wealthy individuals.
According to the Menlo Park Almanac, the couple has also made gifts to Santa Clara University, Mary Stevens’ alma mater, and the Palo Alto Medical Foundation.
How long has Stevens been involved with the Warriors? Stevens became a minority owner of the Warriors in 2013, when he purchased the stake in the team held by current Sacramento Kings principal owner Vivek Ranadive.
S-Cubed Capital did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Black folk always let up. Lowery needs to demand a lifetime ban and claim he feels threatened by that devils presence
well DAMN...
they saying they want him to DIVEST his shares!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
they saying they want him to DIVEST his shares!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
no ...we know better...but when we get the chance to stick it to one of them, we do so......using their own rules.
like KAT williams said about the tigers in the cage. All real tigers want that one chance...that one single solitary chance to show a muthafkr, we aint bullshitting!!!!
Lowry got in his face, then got him banned using the NBAs own reverse psychology on them.
fuck that dude for pushing that brother but i am immensely proud of the way lowry handled that shot...a perma ban hurts much longer than a jab to the face.
sidebar...
if you know ANYONE that TRIES to compare this to Spike Lee or Drake?
They are not to be trusted.
if you know ANYONE that TRIES to compare this to Spike Lee or Drake?
They are not to be trusted.
Uhhhh... You assume the risk when you sit courtside. I'd bet money he wouldn't have done it at a Giants game and another teams player dove in the stands for a foul ball... Yeah I'm putting it out there. It was because Lowry was black and it's innate in cacs to "put us in our place."
Who is Mark Stevens, the Warriors owner who shoved a Raptors player?
Sophia Kunthara June 6, 2019 Updated: June 6, 2019 1:49 p.m.
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4
1of4Mark Stevens (second from right) and Mary Stevens (third from left) participate in the Stevens Family Athletics Gift Event in 2014, commemorating a $7.7 million gift from the Stevens family to Santa Clara University.Photo: Charles Barry 2014
2of4Mark Stevens (right) joined Sequoia Capital in 1989 and became a partner in 1993. He is seen here with partners Doug Leone (left) and Michael Moritz.Photo: Fred Larson / The Chronicle 1996
3of4Kyle Lowry of the Toronto Raptors yells at Golden State Warriors part-owner Mark Stevens during Game 3 of the NBA Finals Wednesday. Stevens was ejected from the game after he shoved Lowry.Photo: Lachlan Cunningham / Getty Images
The person who reached over when Raptors guard Kyle Lowry fell into the crowd Thursday while chasing a loose ball during Game 3 of the NBA Finals with the Golden State Warriors wasn’t just a fan. He was also a minority owner of the Golden State Warriors and a prominent Silicon Valley investor.
Mark Stevens, the managing partner of S-Cubed Capital, has been banned from the rest of the NBA Finals, the Warriors said Thursday.
Who is Stevens? Stevens is best known in Silicon Valley as a former partner at Sequoia Capital, the high-profile venture capital firm that has backed famous tech companies for decades from Apple and Cisco to Google and Instagram. Forbes estimates his net worth at $2.3 billion. He joined Sequoia in 1989 as an associate and was a partner from 1993 to 2012.
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Stevens serves on Santa Clara chipmaker Nvidia’s board of directors and has been on the University of Southern California’s Board of Trustees since 2001, according to his S-Cubed Capital biography.
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Stevens is also a USC alumnus, with degrees in electrical engineering and economics granted in 1981.
WARRIORS
BY CONNOR LETOURNEAU
Warriors ban minority owner from NBA Finals for shoving...
WARRIORS
BY RON KROICHICK
Raptors’ Kyle Lowry on ejected Warriors fan: ‘He had no...
How much has he given away? Stevens has donated more than $100 million to USC, according to 2017 profile published by the university. The donations include a $22 million endowment in 2004 to establish the USC Stevens Institute for Technology Commercialization, which was later re-named the USC Stevens Center for Innovation, a $50 million donation in 2015 for the USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute and another $10 million to create the Stevens Academic Center.
Stevens has previously served on the board of trustees of the Menlo School, a private school in Atherton, according to his S-Cubed biography, though he is not listed as a current board member.
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Did you know subscribers get 25% off at The Chronicle store?
Stevens and his wife Mary have signed the Giving Pledge, a promise to give away half their net worth adopted by many wealthy individuals.
According to the Menlo Park Almanac, the couple has also made gifts to Santa Clara University, Mary Stevens’ alma mater, and the Palo Alto Medical Foundation.
How long has Stevens been involved with the Warriors? Stevens became a minority owner of the Warriors in 2013, when he purchased the stake in the team held by current Sacramento Kings principal owner Vivek Ranadive.
S-Cubed Capital did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Notice the image being used here. Not the one with the CAC shoving Lowry, but an image where it shows Lowry angry and towering over him.
Banned for a year and fined $500k
Make him sell his shares! Its the principal behind the nudge! NO REASON TO push him whether it hurt him or not, it sets a precedent that these white owners can now hit players. Fuck that NO HAPS.
I don't see them making him sell...
but like @largebillsonlyplease stated...
the PUBLIC embarrassment?
and in addition to miss the INAUGURAL season in that BRAND NEW ARENA?
That gonna HURT.
Would be more embarrassing to kick him out the good ole boys club for hitting a negro. I don't think they will make him sell but it would send a message. If I was a player I would be at the union heavy. He still hasn't apologized that year won't mean much he will travel the world until the season is over. Shit he may still be in the box if no oversight is in place.
My thing is the brother could have turned around and Japped him and lost his chance to win in the finals and possibly his career for going full retard.
A shove is grounds to fight where I'm from. Don't know where you grew up, but someone shoves you... The appropriate action is to turn around swinging.
