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NBA blasts ESPN report saying no evidence Ballmer funneled money to Kawhi Leonard in Clippers probe
The NBA issued a blunt rebuke of ESPN's report that Steve Ballmer has been cleared in the Kawhi Leonard salary cap circumvention investigation.
Yahoo Sports senior NBA analyst Kevin O’Connor analyzes the current situation between the Clippers, Steve Ballmer and the NBA offices and wonders if a favorable settlement on all sides is coming. Check out the full conversation on “The Kevin O’Connor Show” and subscribe on Apple Podcasts,
ESPN has reported on another company that the NBA is focusing on in their Kawhi Leonard-Clippers investigation.
L.A.’s franchises enlivened the NBA offseason with explosive stories on the same day this week … and it all appears far from over.
Many NBA fans believe ESPN’s back-to-back blunders have led to their reputation taking a massive hit. Earlier in the day, ESPN reported on the Steve Ballmer – LA Clippers investigation surrounding Kawhi Leonard.
The fact that a player has endorsement with company that does business with his team is not evidence of salary-cap circumvention
The league's investigation didn't find that Ballmer or the franchise funneled money through team sponsors to circumvent the salary cap, which should help clear a major hurdle to finalize Leonard's pending trade to the Raptors.