Clippers Receive Positive Update on Kawhi Leonard’s Alleged Contract Scandal

The NBA is in a bit of a dead period since the free agency market is mostly dried up and teams await the beginning of training camp.

With not much news about the league flowing out, Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard, who is typically silent and out of the public eye, has been at the center of one of the biggest controversies in recent memory.

Journalist Pablo Torre has slowly been leaking information about an alleged “no-show deal” that Leonard signed with a company called Aspiration that allowed him to receive payments from the Clippers without the money going onto their books.

New, apparently incriminating evidence is released seemingly every day, but Los Angeles finally received some good press on the situation.

Former Aspiration CEO Andrei Cherny posted a transcript from a conversation he had with a news outlet, where he told them Leonard had “Three pages of extensive obligations,” and “The contract clearly said that if Leonard did not meet those obligations, Aspiration could terminate the contract.”