Kawhi Leonard’s Clippers saga has taken another unexpected turn. The NBA has already handed down one of the toughest punishments in league history over the team’s dealings with the seven-time All-Star.
The feud between Chris Paul and the LA Clippers is continuing well into the former’s retirement. The Clippers decided this week to pull a petty move on their former star Paul.
The Kawhi Leonard situation is quickly going from bad to somehow even worse. Federal prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into the allegations that Leonard and the LA Clippers circumvented the NBA salary cap through secret sponsorship arrangements, according to a report on Thursday by The New York Times.
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have opened a criminal investigation into the Clippers following allegations that the team circumvented the NBA’s salary cap to pay Kawhi Leonard more than his typical salary through a series of “no-show” endorsement deals, report Michael S.
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 New York Times reported that federal prosecutors are opening a criminal investigation into the Clippers over the alleged salary-cap circumvention practices.
The Los Angeles Clippers built Intuit Dome with one goal in mind: make the crowd part of the game. From the massive Halo Board hanging over the court to interactive technology throughout the arena, the team has looked for new ways to turn fan energy into part of the experience.
Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer is currently embroiled in a scandal, just as his predecessor, Donald Sterling, was at the end of his time at the helm.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Bradley Beal seems to have made his stance clear after drawing major flak for taking over Chris Paul’s iconic number 3 jersey with the Los Angeles Clippers.
The Los Angeles Clippers' reputation already took a big hit this offseason. Steve Ballmer disgraced the franchise in the cap circumvention saga, which ended up getting the Clippers the most severe punishment in league history.
Glen ‘Big Baby’ Davis claims that the Los Angeles Clippers failed to diagnose him properly, that he had a broken foot during his final NBA season, and that mistake, he believes, ultimately cost him four more years in the league and approximately $30 million.
Since coming out of prison, former NBA champion Glen “Big Baby” Davis has been no-holds-barred about his NBA history, both the good and bad. His latest revelations might add another layer to the growing scrutiny surrounding the Los Angeles Clippers since the cap circumvention saga.
Former NBA Sixth Man of the Year drew comparisons between Steve Ballmer’s behavior with Microsoft and the Los Angeles Clippers. Billionaire Steve Ballmer has recently been in the headlines due to the Los Angeles Clippers being found guilty of circumventing the NBA Salary Cap to offer more money to Kawhi Leonard.
Brandon Ingram apparently isn’t being acquired merely so the Clippers can trade him again. At least not immediately. NBA insider Jake Fischer said during a Bleacher Report live stream that he has received no indication Los Angeles is actively exploring another trade involving Ingram.
What a fall from grace it has been for the Los Angeles Clippers after they peaked towards the start of the 2020s. Their blockbuster trade for Paul George, which sealed the signing of Kawhi Leonard back in July 2019, has only looked worse with each passing season.
ESPN’s reporting on the Clippers apparently didn’t just create questions outside the company. According to ClutchPoints, citing a report from Status, some ESPN employees were frustrated by the network’s handling of the Clippers’ salary-cap investigation.
With the Raptors no longer the ones holding up the deal, the delay raises serious questions about how prepared the Clippers organization is to handle this critical next chapter in their franchise's history.
The LA Clippers appear to have decided on their temporary fill-in for the suspended Lawrence Frank. Clippers general manager Trent Redden is expected to step in for Frank as the franchise’s new lead decision-maker, Bleacher Report’s Jake Fischer reported on Tuesday.
In this article, It’s Hard Being a Clippers Fan! Maybe That’s What Makes Us Different, MyntJ shares her thoughts on being a journalist and Clippers fan! Felicia Enriquez, aka Mynt J, is the host of the podcast BlackLove and Basketball – Compton Edition.
The Los Angeles Clippers are, without a doubt, a sizzling hot mess right now. Following the conclusion of the Kawhi Leonard controversy, they are staring at a pretty bleak present and future as a team.