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Kawhi Leonard Returns to Raptors in Trade — Sep 11, 2026The proposed Kawhi Leonard trade between the Clippers and Raptors remains in flux as the Clippers’ front office lacks an interim governor after the NBA imposed a $30 million fine and suspensions on owner Steve Ballmer, Gillian Zucker, and Lawrence Frank for a salary-cap circumvention investigation, complicating league approval of the deal. Despite assurances there is no league-level holdup, internal governance issues and ongoing investigations continue to delay finalizing Leonard’s return to Toronto in exchange for Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, and multiple draft assets.

Kawhi Leonard in Clippers scandalSports — Sep 4, 2026

Beal Expected to Wear Paul’s No. 3 for Clippers — Sep 10, 2026The Los Angeles Clippers entered a turbulent offseason with Kawhi Leonard’s in-principle trade and league penalties, while Bradley Beal’s decision to wear No. 3 has sparked fan backlash amid the legacy of Chris Paul and questions about whether CP3’s number will be retired. Beal has defended the move, even as reports that Paul’s number was promised to be retired clash with Beal’s new jersey choice and the team’s handling of CP3’s legacy.

Dana Whitfield Beal choosing number 3 feels disrespectful given how much Paul meant to the Clippers over the years.

NBA Probes Clippers Kawhi Leonard Salary Cap Case — Aug 17, 2026The NBA has found no evidence that Clippers owner Steve Ballmer funneled money to Kawhi Leonard through team sponsors as part of the salary-cap circumvention probe, and investigators are now evaluating whether introducing Leonard to sponsors violated league rules, with no penalties announced as the inquiry nears its conclusion.

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Kawhi Leonard trade with Raptors nears completion — Jul 23, 2026The NBA is reportedly finished investigating Kawhi Leonard’s pay arrangements with the Clippers, paving the way for the Raptors-Clippers trade to proceed despite potential sanctions, with Toronto still committed to the deal. At the same time, LeBron James’ move to the 76ers reshapes the East and keeps the Kawhi trade dynamics under renewed scrutiny for Toronto and the Clippers.

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Report: James, Leonard Push for Boycott of Remaining GamesReporting — Aug 27, 2020LeBron James and Kawhi Leonard are not planning to return to the court this season and could leave the NBA bubble as early as Thursday morning. According to The Athletic, James and the Lakers and Leonard and the…

NBA Sponsorship Probe Widens — Aug 17, 2026The NBA has found no evidence that Clippers owner Steve Ballmer funneled money through team sponsors to Kawhi Leonard to circumvent the salary cap, and the probe is now centered on whether introducing Leonard to sponsors violated salary-cap rules or constituted a failure to supervise, with negotiations ongoing to resolve the matter. The investigation has left Leonard’s agreed-upon trade to the Raptors on hold as both sides work toward a resolution, while Clippers defend that sponsor introductions are a normal practice.