Clippers Vow To Rebuild Trust After Kawhi Leonard Investigation
League officials reported a $30 million fine and five lost draft picks following an investigation into salary-cap circumvention involving former forward Kawhi Leonard.
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Clippers’ offseason scandals come back to haunt them at media day: ‘We’re sorry’
Interim president of basketball operations Trent Redden opened Clippers media day with an apology. “Our fans deserve to hear from us before this, and for that we’re sorry,” Redden said Monday. “We’ve been listening to the thoughts, the concerns, and feeling the emotions of our fan base. They mean everything to us. … We hope...
Clippers Vow To Rebuild Trust After Kawhi Leonard Investigation
The LA Clippers opened media day Monday by apologizing to fans following an NBA salary cap circumvention investigation that resulted in significant penalties for the organization. Owner Steve Ballmer, president of basketball operations Lawrence Frank and president of business operations Gillian Zucker are all serving league-mandated suspensions. Interim president of basketball operations Trent Redden addressed the fallout directly. "Our fans des…
NBA – The Clippers took advantage of the "media day" to apologize to their fans after the heavy sanctions imposed during the summer, in a context that leaves a lot of uncertainty surrounding the franchise.
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