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Famous reporter: Avoiding allegations of murder level of salary cap counting, Clippers welcome NBA investigation
ESPN famous reporter Dave McMenamin talked about Xiaoka and the Clippers' suspected Yin-Yang contract in the show.
"A source in the Clippers told me that they think ordinary recruitment is like a speeding ticket, but avoiding the salary cap is a red line and a murder-level allegation. This is what the source said. The Clippers now welcome the league's investigation and they are happy that professionals can review the documents." Dave McMenamin said.
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