it will i sue a $10 million fine and one-year suspension toward Suns owner Robert Sarver for "several different i sues relating to the team's workplace."The league began an D.J. Moore Jersey independent investigation after in November 2021, diving into Sarver's horrific behavior during his 17-year tenure as owner of the Suns and the WNBA's Mercury.Sarver's $10 million fine is not only the largest in NBA history by a large margin but it is also the maximum fine allowed by NBA rule, .What are some of the other biggest fines in NBA history? The Sporting News has compiled a list of notable fines below. Robert Sarver, Suns owner 2022Fine:$10 millionReason:Several different i sues relating to the team's workplaceIn addition to the largest fine in league history, Sarver will also be suspended from his duties for a year. You can find all of the details from the NBA's investigation , but some of the low-lights include:Mr. Sarver, on at least five occasions during his tenure with the Suns/Mercury organization, repeated the N- D J Moore T Shirts word when recounting the statements of others.Mr. Sarver engaged in instances of inequitable conduct toward female employees, made many sex-related comments in the workplace, made inappropriate comments about the physical appearance of female employees and other women, and on several occasions engaged in inappropriate physical conduct toward male employees.Mr. Sarver engaged in demeaning and harsh treatment of employees, including yelling and cursing at them.Minnesota Timberwolves 2000Fine:$3.5 millionReason:Secret contract agreementIn 2000, the Timberwolves tried to find a loophole in the league's Collective Bargaining Thomas Fletcher Jersey Agreement by signing former No. 1 overall pick, Joe Smith, to a deal well below his market value.Minnesota promised Smith a multi-million dollar deal in the future if he accepted a much smaller one-year deal in the meantime, allowing the franchise to have more cap flexibility to bolster its roster with talented players. When this under-the-table deal was discovered by the NBA, the league hit the Timberwolves with the largest fine in history to that date. Donald Sterling, Clippers owner 2014Fine:$2.5 millionReason:RacismSterling was fined $2.5 million by the NBA after TMZ Sports released a video of a private conversation between Sterling and Carolina Panthers Jersey his mistre s, where the Clippers owner made several racist comments.He was immediately stripped of his ownership title and has been banned by the NBA for life by commi sioner Adam Silver.Mark Cuban, Mavericks owner 2018Fine:$600,000Reason:Admitting to tankingIn 2018, Mark Cuban went on Julius Erving's podcast and admitted that he told his players tanking was the best option for the team at the time.Im probably not supposed to say this, but I just had dinner with a bunch of our guys the other night. And here we are, we werent competing for the playoffs. I was like, 'Look, losing is our best option,'" ."Adam would hate hearing that, but at least I sat down, and I explained it to them. And I explained what our plans were going to be this summer, that were not going to tank again.Other notable finesKnicks-Nuggets fight, 2006:$500,000 fineHeat owner Mickey Arison tweets about lockout, 2010:$500,000 finePistons president of basketball operations Joe Dumars leaks information to reporter, 2010:$500,000 fineMavericks owner Mark Cuban criticizes officials, 2002:$500,000 fineWarriors investor Mark Stevens pushes Kyle Lowry, 2019:$500,000 Julian Stanford Jersey fine