Kawhi Leonard is accused of receiving $28 million for a “no-show job” with Aspiration, a company backed by Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, allegedly to circumvent the NBA salary cap. The controversy, highlighted by Pablo Torre, raises questions about compliance with league rules, although the Clippers deny any misconduct, asserting that no violations occurred.
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Kawhi Leonard reportedly paid $28 million for 'no-show job' with Clippers as way to get around NBA salary cap
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