The Los Angeles Clippers just lost five first-round picks because of the NBA’s investigation into their dealings involving Kawhi Leonard. Now, the franchise may have another reason to make a major move.

An agreed-upon trade to send Kawhi Leonard from the Clippers to the Toronto Raptors remains “on track to be completed” now that NBA’s investigation is complete.

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.

Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has been suspended for one year by the NBA. The league’s investigation found Ballmer and the Clippers were guilty of violating the salary cap

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

The punishment the NBA handed down to the Los Angeles Clippers for circumventing the league salary cap through no-show sponsorship deals signed by Kawhi Leonard is unprecedented in American professional sports.

The rest of the NBA was watching as the NBA brought down the hammer on the Clippers this week. What are the implications for Celtics?

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

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 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,