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Clippers 'vehemently reject' NBA's findings, will 'vigorously challenge' penalties

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By Rachel Bowers, Lorenzo Reyes Verified
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The Los Angeles Clippers "vehemently reject" the NBA's findings that they circumvented the salary cap with their alleged facilitation of "no-show" endorsement deals for their former star forward Kawhi Leonard , the team said in a statement on Wednesday, Sept. 2. The Clippers' statement came soon after the NBA announced significant punishments for the team, owner Steve Ballmer and Leonard following an 11-month investigation.
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Clippers 'vehemently reject' NBA's findings, will 'vigorously challenge' penalties

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By Rachel Bowers, Lorenzo Reyes Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
The Los Angeles Clippers "vehemently reject" the NBA's findings that they circumvented the salary cap with their alleged facilitation of "no-show" endorsement deals for their former star forward Kawhi Leonard, the team said in a statement on Wednesday, Sept. 2. The Clippers' statement came soon after the NBA announced significant punishments for the team, owner Steve Ballmer and Leonard following an 11-month investigation.
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Read Kawhi Leonard statement on NBA's significant punishments, fines Original

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By Rachel Bowers, Lorenzo Reyes Verified
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Sept. 2, 2026, 5:12 p.m. ET NBA star Kawhi Leonard issued a statement on Wednesday, Sept. 2, after the league announced significant punishments for the Los Angeles Clippers and team owner Steve Ballmer. The NBA announced the Clippers circumvented the salary cap with its alleged facilitation of "no-show" endorsement deals for Leonard, their former star forward, the league announced after an 11-month investigation concluded. Here's how the star forward responded.
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