To be honest, some here underestimate the business side of sports.
Owners do not just BUY a team because they like the team. They propose partnership with other BILLIONAIRES proposing to them the advantages and pros of owning a franchise. When the business advantages becomes bad... very bad... in this case.... there is a massive pressure to cut cost. A few things can happen [1] Reduce losses by cost cutting, [2] Ride it out somehow and hopefully you make the losses back in the future (rare) [3] Trim all the "do-able" costs and sell.
No such thing as owners owning a team for JUST the sake of owning. Some owner's stake are 80% for business and thats like with Sarver/Sterling..
Other like Cuban are more 50/50... he is passionate about the team but he also benefits from it business wise. I'm sure once he sees enough "red" in his financial balances he won't just say "Oh, but I love the team, a couple of billion dollars down the drain is okay".... thats B.S...
But I agree that Sarver isnt fit to own a team, because he is 80% in it for the money...
A Cuban-like owner is what most fans want.