Mark Stevens was sitting court side when the drama unfolded. NBA officials banned a Golden State Warriors minority owner on Thursday after video showed him shoving a player on the sidelines during ...

Turns out, that fan was Warriors minority owner Mark Stevens. On Thursday, the NBA took swift action as the league banned Stevens for one year and fined him $500,000 for his actions.

Mark Stevens shoved Kyle Lowry during Game 3 of the NBA Finals last season and was suspended for a full year and fined $500,000.

BUDA, Texas — On Wednesday, 41-year-old Buda man Mark James Stevens was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for the July 2018 murder of Bandon Lamont Fontenette. Mark Stevens and Jeanette ...

The league also fined Stevens $500,000 for "pushing and directing obscene language" toward Lowry. The league said the ban is effective immediately and carries through the 2019-20 NBA season ...

OAKLAND, Caif. — Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry wasn’t the only one taken aback when he was pushed during Game 3 of the NBA Finals by Mark Stevens, a part-owner of the Golden State Warriors ...

Warriors minority owner Mark Stevens has been banned from NBA activities for one year, and a forced sale could be next. He stands to make a huge profit, with the value of the team up more than 350 ...

Stevens, whose net worth Forbes estimates at $2.3 billion, is a longtime Silicon Valley venture capitalist. He spent two years on the technical staff at Hughes Aircraft followed by five years as a ...

It turns out the “fan” is Golden State Warriors investor Mark Stevens. He won’t be attending any games for a year and he’ll be writing a check for $500,000 to cover a fine announced by the ...

Stevens is a venture capitalist who joined the ownership group in 2013, according to Axios, which first identified him as the perpetrator. “A team representative must be held to the highest ...

So Stevens, who was worth $2.7 billion on the 2018 Forbes 400 list, has been working to diversify his holdings out of tech. “If we do have a tech recession, there could be a 30% to 40% hit.