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When the Los Angeles Clippers added Kawhi Leonard before the 2019-20 season, they got a wildly talented future Hall of Famer. They also handed over their franchise to a player who seems completely disinterested in leadership.
If Chris Paul has played his final NBA game, his career ended with a whimper rather than the bang it deserved. Early Wednesday, the Los Angeles Clippers announced they are "parting ways" with the 11-time All-Star, who had announced in late November that he planned to retire at season's end.
With the return of Anthony Davis and the expected return of Kyrie Irving looming, the Mavericks are getting some reinforcements. But that doesn't mean they should change their offensive approach.
The Orlando Magic have been on quite a roll over the past few weeks. After beginning the season 1-4, Orlando had rattled off wins in five of its previous six games headed into Monday's game against the Chicago Bulls.