Pablo Torre’s reporting that the Los Angeles Clippers circumvented the salary cap for Kawhi Leonard appeared to hit a major roadblock in mid-August. ESPN published a story stating that “the NBA found no evidence” that the team was guilty of the allegations.

After the NBA handed the Clippers a historic punishment, one of the country’s most decorated investigative journalists believes Pablo Torre still isn’t getting enough credit. Miami Herald reporter Julie K.

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,

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,

Investigative reporter Pablo Torre tweeted a teaser of his next project, and one big MLB team should be worried.

Pablo Torre is being crowned this week after his year-long investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers resulted in an historic penalty for the team and its leadership, but he and his staff hit a major bump in the road last month.

Following the LA Clippers being found guilty after Pablo Torre seemingly exposed them for salary cap circumvention, is the investigative journalist going after Jalen Brunson next? Just a year after Torre’s massive exposé of the LA Clippers paying Kawhi Leonard under the table,