Pablo Torre is not resting any time soon. Following his Pulitzer Prize-winning reporting that exposed the Los Angeles Clippers’ salary cap circumvention scandal involving Kawhi Leonard, the investigative journalist is dropping hints about his next major project.

Jalen Brunson (wrist) told the New York Post that he "feels good" after undergoing offseason surgery and should be ready to go when training camp opens in late September.

Special Victims Unit," according to the show's lead actress, Mariska Hargitay. In conversation with Variety at the HBO Max Emmy Nominee Celebration, Hargitay shared that the New York Knicks star will "definitely" have a role on the hit crime drama.

I know we’ve already discussed this but just so we’re clear: You are not investigating the New York Knicks or Jalen Brunson, correct? Pablo Torre: They are not a target. At the moment I’m absolutely not focusing on the Knicks or Jalen Brunson.

The New York Knicks lost a key piece from their 2026 championship roster when veteran center Mitchell Robinson signed with the rival Boston Celtics in free agency.

More than a year ago, Pablo Torre made a series of revelations that shook the NBA world. But he teased the LA Clippers weren’t the only team guilty of cap circumvention.