Draymond Green supports Kawhi Leonard regarding team penalty for Daktronics deal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Draymond Green expressed support for Kawhi Leonard concerning the recent penalty issued to the team regarding a business agreement with Daktronics. Green stated he accepts the explanation provided by Kawhi Leonard, noting that a player would not typically question the legitimacy of a deal with a recognizable scoreboard manufacturer. The comments arrive as discussion continues regarding the team facing the bulk of the financial and administrative consequences. Green emphasized that he trusts the account provided by Kawhi Leonard about his level of involvement in the matter. The penalty represents a significant point of internal review for the franchise as they address the regulatory concerns linked to the agreement. No further disciplinary action against the player has been suggested by league officials following the team-focused resolution.
- •Draymond Green publicly defended Kawhi Leonard regarding the Daktronics agreement.
- •The team received the majority of the penalties from the league.
- •Green characterized Daktronics as a reputable company commonly found in arenas.
- •Kawhi Leonard maintains he was unaware of potential issues surrounding the deal.
- 3:01 PMYahoo Sports — “I’m sure Daktronics is a real company. If you got a …
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