How Kawhi Leonard's Investigation Could Get Impacted by Joe Sandberg's Guilty Plea

The NBA's investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers just had another layer of intrigue added to it for owner Steve Ballmer and star forward Kawhi Leonard. Acc
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Charles Barkley Hilariously Roasts Kawhi Leonard Over His Off-Court “Two Jobs” During ESPN Debut

Charles Barkley took a humorous jab at Kawhi Leonard’s situation, poking fun at the reports about his “second job.".

Kawhi Leonard, Bradley Beal, Bogdan Bogdanovic get final injury updates vs. Jazz

The LA Clippers are expected to be fully healthy for opening night against the Jazz, with Kawhi Leonard and Bradley Beal active.

Kawhi Leonard news: More details emerge as report contradicts Steve Ballmer cap circumvention claims

The latest entry into the Kawhi Leonard cap circumvention saga has arrived. When Clippers owner Steve Ballmer did an interview with ESPN, he denied any wrongdoing, and disputed the fact that he arranged a "no-show" endorsement deal between Leonard and the now-bankrupt company Aspiration.
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Kawhi Leonard contract scandal, explained: What to know about NBA investigation into Steve Ballmer, Clippers

Kawhi Leonard's signing with the Clippers in 2019 has come under serious scrutiny in recent weeks. Here's why.

What Adam Silver said about Kawhi Leonard investigation will open eyes

As the investigation into Clippers veteran Kawhi Leonard continues, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver weighs in as the season begins.

Gilbert Arenas on why the NBA won't take any action on Clippers and Kawhi Leonard: "The commissioner works for the owners"

When NBA insider Pablo Torre revealed that Kawhi Leonard was allegedly paid $28 million off the books for a no-show job to lure him to the Los Angeles Clippers in the summer of 2019, it sent shockwaves throughout the basketball world.

OC entrepreneur admits to conspiring to defraud investors out of $248 million; his firm’s payment to Kawhi Leonard faces scrutiny

LOS ANGELES — The co-founder of the now-bankrupt “environmentally conscious” digital bank Aspiration that allegedly gave Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard a $28 million endorsement as a way to circumvent the league’s salary cap pleaded guilty Monday to conspiring to fleece investors out of $248 million.
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