NBA Finds No Evidence Steve Ballmer Funneled Money to Kawhi Leonard

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NBA Finds No Evidence Steve Ballmer Funneled Money to Kawhi Leonard

The NBA’s 11-month investigation has found no evidence Ballmer funneled sponsor money to Leonard to circumvent the salary cap, according to ESPN. The league is instead examining whether the Clippers improperly facilitated introductions between Leonard and team sponsors. Discussions over a resolution continue, with Ballmer maintaining he will fight any finding that alleges intentional cap circumvention.

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