Boston Celtics star Paul George could have been in a troubling position if the LA Clippers didn’t reject his Kawhi Leonard-like demand in 2024. After spending five seasons with the Los Angeles Clippers, Paul George surprised many with his decision to leave the franchise in 2024 free agency.
With the NBA issuing one of the biggest punishments in history to the LA Clippers after finding them guilty of cap circumvention, Steve Ballmer’s comments from last year are re-emerging.
The NBA has finally reached a decision in the LA Clippers and Kawhi Leonard’s salary cap circumvention controversy. The NBA’s investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers circumventing the salary cap to pay Kawhi Leonard extra money has found the team and the player guilty.
The Los Angeles Clippers found themselves on the receiving end of what was a yearlong investigation into salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Clippers just lost five first-round draft picks. That doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll ultimately be without all five. There may even be a way to replace a couple rather quickly.
The NBA cracked down on the Clippers’ salary cap circumvention allegations with arguably the harshest punishment in league history after a yearlong investigation into Kawhi Leonard.
The Los Angeles Clippers were hoping for a dynasty when they went all-in for Kawhi Leonard in 2019. Instead, they got a franchise left with nothing. The Clippers signed Leonard in 2019 free agency after sending a monster trade package to the OKC Thunder, including future MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and five first-round picks, for Paul George.
The NBA handed down stiff sanctions to the Los Angeles Clippers after ruling that the team circumvented the salary cap through questionable deals involving Kawhi Leonard and a now-defunct sustainability company.
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Remember when the NBA had supposedly found no evidence that Steve Ballmer funneled money through Clippers sponsors to Kawhi Leonard to circumvent the salary cap?
As the basketball world digests the ramifications of the penalties the NBA levied on the Clippers for violating the league’s cap circumvention rules, there’s another piece of business for the embattled Los Angeles team to attend to: the still-pending Kawhi Leonard trade to the Raptors.
The Los Angeles Clippers are facing massive penalties from the NBA for salary cap circumvention. In a statement, the franchise has announced they will fight the verdict.
The Mavericks’ minority owner, Mark Cuban, reacted to the NBA’s recent verdict in the Kawhi Leonard salary-cap circumvention controversy with the Clippers.
Kawhi Leonard will apparently be leaving a big ol’ mess in Los Angeles and dipping. The agreed-upon trade between the Toronto Raptors and the LA Clippers for the seven-time All-Star Leonard is now an all-systems-go, Shams Charania of ESPN reported on Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Clippers finally got an answer on the NBA’s cap circumvention investigation, but it’s not the one they were hoping for. Despite claiming
The Los Angeles Clippers drew a massive penalty from the NBA for facilitating illegal endorsement deals for Kawhi Leonard. Leonard himself? Not so much.
This is going to be a long end of the 2020s for the Los Angeles Clippers. After the Clippers got punished for the Kawhi Leonard scandal, which included the loss of five first round picks, this is looking like a scary bad era for the Clippers.
The NBA has imposed major penalties on the Clippers and Kawhi Leonard for violating the salary-cap circumvention rules, the league has announced in a press release.