Kawhi Leonard walked away from the NBA's Clippers investigation with a minor fine. But Pablo Torre says he may not be so innocent.

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Pablo Torre is feeling vindicated - sort of. Back in July, Variety spoke with the trailblazing sports journalist about "Pablo Torre Finds Out," his engrossing podcast, a mélange of chat show and true-crime docuseries wherein Torre breadcrumbs investigative reporting to his pals,

Kawhi Leonard’s seven-year run with the Los Angeles Clippers has reached a controversial conclusion. Leonard joined the Clippers in 2019 after leading the Toronto Raptors to their first NBA championship and winning Finals MVP.

The Clippers lost Paul George and a haul of picks for nothing. Now they've lost Kawhi Leonard too — and it's cost them even more.

The NBA handed the Clippers historic penalties for salary cap circumvention tied to Kawhi Leonard's endorsement deals, while Leonard himself faced minimal consequences after investigators found he was unaware of the violations.

Kawhi Leonard and the LA Clippers find themselves at the center of the NBA’s biggest salary cap circumvention scandal in history. After journalist Pablo Torre revealed on his podcast that the Clippers offered unrecorded off-court income and endorsement opportunities to the seven-time All-Star,