Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers are still under investigation for an alleged “no-show” agreement with a now defunct company, Aspiration, to funnel extra compensation to the player in a deal viewed as salary cap circumvention.
But another company may have had similar, previously undisclosed dealings with Leonard, according to a report by the podcast “Pablo Torre Finds Out.”
Daktronics, the company that designed the Clippers’ video board inside the Intuit Dome where they play home games, reportedly had an agreement and partnership with Leonard.
Torre’s podcast cites multiple anonymous sources inside the Clippers and Intuit Dome…
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