Kawhi Leonard investigation: NBA lacks evidence Steve Ballmer funneled money for cap circumvention, per report
The NBA, however, said that a report that came out on Monday contained 'numerous and significant inaccuracies'
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BREAKING — CBS Sports reports that the NBA has pushed back against claims surrounding the Kawhi Leonard investigation, with the league stating that a Monday report carried what it called numerous and significant inaccuracies. The story centers on alleged cap circumvention involving Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, though the league's position suggests the evidentiary basis for such claims remains thin. For now, the investigation sits in a familiar space where sports reporting, front-office maneuvering, and league discipline overlap without clear resolution.
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Source: CBS Sports, “Kawhi Leonard investigation: NBA lacks evidence Steve Ballmer funneled money for cap circumvention, per report”. Read the original →
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