Elgin Baylor's Attorney Exploring Options In Wake Of Dismissal

Sources Indicate Baylor Has Not Had A Contract Since Early '90s

REAX: In Sacramento, Ailene Voisin wrote Clippers Owner Donald Sterling is "a cretin. But we already knew that. What we didn't know -- what few of us believed possible -- was that [Sterling] was capable of chasing off his loyal, longest-tenured executive in a most undignified manner." Voisin wondered, "Does Sterling know who he just dumped? ... Why now? Why not allow the chronically underpaid Baylor to keep his title and his salary, enabling the organization to retain a modicum of credibility?" (SACRAMENTO BEE, 10/9). In N.Y., Peter Vecsey writes, "After 22 years of accepting paychecks and his plight, Baylor is standing up to Sterling. There had to be far more righteous fights to pick in the past. ... I can't say I'm rooting for him to win" (N.Y. POST, 10/10).

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