The Los Angeles Clippers are currently under fire for allegedly circumventing salary cap rules by offering Kawhi Leonard a no-show $28 million endorsement deal as an add-on to his Clippers contract.

In his first public comments since allegations broke that the Clippers circumvented the salary cap to get more money to Kawhi Leonard through an endorsement deal with a fraudulent company, team owner ...

Well, well, well. Just when you thought the LA Clippers couldn’t get any more dramatic, here comes Steve Ballmer having to explain why his team might’ve pulled some salary cap shenanigans that would ...

Steve Ballmer is still catching heat over the ongoing Aspiration situation. Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers owner have found themselves in the spotlight for a negative reason. Leonard has ...

Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer denied allegations that the team skirted NBA salary-cap rules, telling ESPN on Sept. 4 that he welcomed the league’s investigation. His remarks came in direct ...

Steve Ballmer has possibly done everything a sports franchise owner is expected to do. He looks after his players, then spends $2 billion on a new arena, which finally takes the Los Angeles Clippers ...

Los Angeles Clippers chairman Steve Ballmer denied that his team circumvented the NBA’s salary-cap rules in an ESPN interview Thursday night, offering a direct response to a report by the “Pablo Torre ...

Clippers’ majority owner Steve Ballmer has not shied from speaking on camera about the issue that he and Kawhi Leonard are currently facing. When journalist Pablo Torre dropped the bombshell a week ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The NBA is looking into allegations that the Clippers circumvented the league salary cap when a sustainability ...

The Los Angeles Clippers and owner Steve Ballmer have vehemently denied accusations the team tried to circumvent the NBA salary cap when it signed Kawhi Leonard in 2019. Since journalist Pablo Torre ...

Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer spoke out again Tuesday regarding claims that his franchise used a phony endorsement deal to circumvent salary-cap rules to funnel money to Kawhi Leonard.