Kawhi Leonard

From Aspiration’s $28M endorsement to Clippers expenses, new details are putting Kawhi’s Raptors reunion and LA’s cap tactics under the microscope.

How a tree company, Steve Ballmer, and a decade-long fraud claim put Kawhi’s blockbuster Raptors reunion in limbo.

Kawhi Leonard is reportedly nearing a blockbuster trade back to the Raptors in a deal that would send Brandon Ingram and multiple draft picks to L.A.

The famously quiet Clippers star steps into the director’s chair, launching a production company, animated series, and bold New Balance campaign.

Celtics boss Brad Stevens has hinted that big changes could be in store for Boston’s roster this summer.

A look at NBA Play-In Tournament odds for Wednesday. Find the spread, moneyline and total for both games.

Here's how to buy the New Balance Kawhi 5.

A postgame celebration led to a rare moment of humor from Kawhi Leonard.

It comes after the NBA champion was accused of taking a $28 million "no-show job" with a tree company to circumvent NBA salary caps.

The argument was over a trivia question.

Pablo Torre says the Brunson–Knicks situation is “fundamentally different” from the Kawhi–Clippers case.

Staples and Torre both think Leonard could have avoided trouble with one trip to Home Depot.

The Clippers and Aspiration "no-show job" allegations continue to raise questions.

Investigative journalist Pablo Torre has unveiled documents that show that Aspiration paid Leonard $1.75 million in December 2022.