The LA Clippers have refuted claims of shady business dealings with Kawhi Leonard, which allegedly saw the future Hall of Famer paid $28 million under the table to avoid the salary cap. Ad When Pablo Torre reached out to the Clippers for comment, the franchise provided a statement which read, in part: "Neither Mr. Ballmer

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Details surfaced on Wednesday about an alleged $28 million deal between Kawhi Leonard and LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer. The news made headlines and drew sharp responses across the sports world. Among those who reacted was ESPN's Stephen A. Smith, who raised a broader point about Leonard’s commitment to the franchise. Ad Smith discussed Leonard’s