Kawhi Leonard investigation reaches critical stage as NBA trade hangs in balance
NBA Kawhi Leonard investigation reaches critical stage as NBA trade hangs in balance By Ryan Anderson Published July 26, 2026, 1:28 p.m. Add The California Post on Google The fact-finding portion of the NBA’s investigation into Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers may finally be complete, but that does not mean his proposed return to the Raptors is ready to move forward. Appearing on “The Rich Eisen Show,” The Athletic’s Mike Vorkunov said the outside law firm hired by the NBA appears to have finished its work.
- ▪NBA Kawhi Leonard investigation reaches critical stage as NBA trade hangs in balance By Ryan Anderson Published July 26, 2026, 1:28 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google The fact-finding portion of the NBA’s investigation into Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers may finally be complete, but that does not mean his proposed return to the Raptors is ready to move forward.
- ▪Appearing on “The Rich Eisen Show,” The Athletic’s Mike Vorkunov said the outside law firm hired by the NBA appears to have finished its work.
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