25 NBA teams had their media days on Monday, so let's go through some of those today. Let's start off, of course, with the LA Clippers because on Monday morning, Pablo Torre released another podcast ...

The Los Angeles Clippers and billionaire owner Steve Ballmer are accused of attempting to circumvent the NBA's salary cap by paying superstar Kawhi Leonard through a third party. The league is ...

If the NBA can collect enough evidence against Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer proving he indeed circumvented the salary cap regarding Kawhi Leonard’s contract, then commissioner Adam Silver ...

The Los Angeles Clippers circumvented NBA salary cap rules by paying superstar Kawhi Leonard $28 million for a job that didn't exist, according to allegations in the Pablo Finds Out podcast on ...

Torre, currently of The Athletic, said that Leonard signed a deal with the company Aspiration to be paid $28 million from 2022 to 2025, as long as he was a member of the Clippers. The now bankrupt ...

One of the biggest stories during the 2019 NBA offseason was Kawhi Leonard’s decision to join the Los Angeles Clippers. Right after winning the NBA Finals with the Toronto Raptors, Leonard made the ...

Pablo Torre dropped an NBA bombshell on Wednesday morning, reporting that the Clippers and Kawhi Leonard may have circumvented the league's salary cap. According to evidence obtained by Torre—which he ...

Kawhi Leonard allegedly received a lucrative, no-work contract from a now-bankrupt environmental company with direct ties to his team, the LA Clippers, and franchise owner Steve Ballmer so that he ...

The LA Clippers and team owner Steve Ballmer reportedly have been accused of circumventing the NBA's salary cap by paying $28 million to Kawhi Leonard for a "no-show job." Pablo Torre, a podcaster and ...

The NBA's offseason got a big shakeup this week when the league confirmed it was investigating whether a $28 million endorsement contract between Kawhi Leonard and a California-based sustainability ...

The Los Angeles Clippers and team owner Steve Ballmer have been accused of circumventing the NBA cap after they allegedly paid Kawhi Leonard $28 million for a “no-show job,” according to Pablo Torre.