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Wednesday, the Wizards, now in the hands of the family of late owner Abe Pollin, suggested they’re considering it.
“We’re still exploring all our options,” said team President Ernie Grunfeld. “We haven’t made any decisions up to this point.”
The team issued a statement, saying it supports Stern’s decision, noting the players’ “poor judgment has also violated the trust of our fans and stands in contrast to everything Abe Pollin stood for throughout his life.”
Nevertheless, league and union officials agree the Wizards would have a high bar to clear before an arbitrator and no precedent for voiding a contract in similar cases.
In 2007, Stephen Jackson was suspended for seven games after pleading guilty to felony recklessness after firing his gun in the air to break up a fight outside an Indianapolis strip club.

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