NBA investigation into Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and Kawhi Leonard continues

The NBA's investigation regarding Kawhi Leonard and Clippers owner Steve Ballmer is ongoing as new allegations emerge. Analyst Pablo Torre claims a second 'no-show' contract involving Daktronics has surfaced, reminiscent of a previous $28 million deal linked to Aspiration, which is now bankrupt. Observers like Kelvin Washington express skepticism about serious repercussions, suggesting that other NBA owners may also prefer to avoid scrutiny of their practices. Ideas for potential penalties range from minor fines to greater sanctions, but uncertainty persists over the league's actions. The investigation may conclude before the season begins, but the new allegations could complicate that timeline.

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