The Los Angeles Clippers already paid a steep price for breaking NBA salary cap rules in their dealings with Kawhi Leonard. The league might not be done with them yet.

The NBA has finalized the punishments for the Los Angeles Clippers. Even with all of the penalties, the Clippers are focusing on giving the Toronto Raptors a huge asset.

It seems that the Los Angeles Clippers lost more than tens of millions of dollars and a bunch of first-round […]

The broadcast woes of the Los Angeles Clippers were only compounded by the salary-cap circumvention controversy.

The NBA leveled an extraordinary punishment against the Los Angeles Clippers in a salary cap circumvention scheme, and in doing so, created a host of questions about what comes next for the team, its ownership and Kawhi Leonard.

The Clippers, docked five first-round picks for breaking salary cap rules, are in a bad position, but it could be much worse

The Kawhi Leonard punishment crushed the Clippers' future, and they are now in a spot no franchise wants to be in.

The NBA came down hard on the Los Angeles Clippers, owner Steve Ballmer and Kawhi Leonard on Wednesday for circumventing salary-cap rules in the All-Star’s endorsement deals with team sponsors.

Suddenly, the Phoenix Suns don't feel so bad.

The NBA’s historic punishment has already put the Los Angeles Clippers under immense scrutiny, but the fallout from the Kawhi Leonard scandal is far from over. Pablo Torre, who first brought the alleged salary-cap circumvention into the spotlight,