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.
The Los Angeles Clippers opened their 2025-26 NBA season with one of their worst performances in recent memory, falling 121-108 to the Utah Jazz in a game that got out of hand almost immediately.
Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers begin the regular season under a cloud of uncertainty. Off the court, the team is under an independent investigation, with owner Steve Ballmer being accused of violating NBA rules.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
As the Los Angeles Clippers prepare to open the 2025-26 NBA season Wednesday night against the Utah Jazz, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith offered a mix of criticism and admiration for Kawhi Leonard during his latest appearance on 7PM in Brooklyn with Carmelo Anthony.
The fallout of the investigation into Clippers veteran Kawhi Leonard continues. As the NBA season begins, there will no getting around it and Commissioner Adam Silver understands that.
The dominant NBA offseason storyline has been the Kawhi Leonard’s alleged no-show job scandal. While the investigation into it is progressing at its own pace, many have started wondering whether the allegations would be proven true.
Despite the ongoing allegations surrounding the organization, the Los Angeles Clippers believe their added roster depth positions them as legitimate championship contenders.
The Los Angeles Clippers are generating significant buzz as championship contenders ahead of the new season, bolstered by the addition of veterans like Chris Paul and Bradley Beal.
Kawhi Leonard and James Harden led the Clippers to a 109-91 preseason win over the Kings. Coach Tyronn Lue announced his decision on the two stars after Wednesday's win.
Kawhi Leonard continued the trend he was on to close the 2024-25 regular season Wednesday evening, and made some personal history in the process. The LA Clippers star logged 27 minutes in his third preseason game of the slate, marking the seventh-most ever and most since 2018 during his lone season with the Toronto Raptors.
Kawhi Leonard’s previous few seasons have been riddled with injury. Just last season, the Los Angeles Clippers superstar debuted in January, around midseason, after rehabbing an inflammation in his right knee.
Kawhi Leonard has been one of the most talked about players in the NBA off-season with controversies surrounding a potential salary cap breach dominating headlines.
INGLEWOOD, CA — Whether it be used for finalizing starting spots, finding out which rotational pieces work best together, or narrowing down the roster with two-way players, the final week of training camp has arrived.
During a recent episode of ESPN's "NBA Today," Brian Windhorst admitted that if Leonard stays healthy, the Clippers will be a force to be reckoned with.
As the Los Angeles Clippers prepare to open the 2025-26 NBA season next week against the Utah Jazz, new details have emerged involving Dallas Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban and his public defense of Clippers owner Steve Ballmer during the team’s ongoing Kawhi Leonard salary-cap controversy.
The NBA vetted and approved the $300 million sponsorship deal between the Los Angeles Clippers and Aspiration before Aspiration signed a separate deal with Kawhi Leonard, according to Bobby Marks and Baxter Holmes of ESPN.
To spot Kawhi Leonard in a preseason game is rare. But to spot him playing his best is an event that fans only dream of witnessing. Leonard was sidelined for most of the 2024–25 season with persistent right-knee inflammation, a problem that traces back to his 2019 ACL issues, and he hadn’t taken part in a warm-up game for over a year.
Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard isn’t bothered by everything that has happened to him and the organization over the past few weeks. The Clippers are being accused of facilitating $28 million to Leonard through Aspiration, according to Pablo Torre.
If Kawhi Leonard earned $28M for a no-show job with a former team sponsor, 29 other teams have a valid reason to be upset with the Los Angeles Clippers. But what do the players think?
Kawhi Leonard broke his silence Monday on the NBA’s investigation into his endorsement deal with a bankrupt California company — and made it clear he doesn’t believe he or the Clippers did anything wrong.
Kawhi Leonard sounded as robotic as ever when asked to address the Los Angeles Clippers’ ongoing salary cap circumvention scandal. Leonard has been at the center of Pablo Torre’s explosive reporting on the Clippers allegedly funneling money to the All-Star through the now-bankrupt tree-planting company Aspiration.
Andrei Cherny, who co-founded Aspiration and served as its CEO until 2022, has provided his perspective on the nature of the company’s relationship with Kawhi Leonard.