Clippers under federal investigation for Kawhi Leonard salary cap circumvention, per report
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have opened a criminal investigation one week after the NBA punished the Clippers
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From the CurrentWire archive
- Report: Clippers face criminal investigation for Kawhi Leonard contracts
- NBA hammers Clippers, Steve Ballmer for salary cap circumvention as Kawhi Leonard avoids suspension
- NBA suspends Clippers owner Ballmer for one year in Kawhi Leonard salary cap probe
- Clippers 'vehemently reject' NBA's findings in Kawhi Leonard investigation, vow to 'fight' punishments
- Report: Kawhi Leonard working out with Raptors in Miami
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