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Kawhi Leonard and the Toronto Raptors are expected to start contract extension talks this week in Toronto after his trade becomes official — and the two-time Finals MVP will do so with new representation.
More than two months after it was initially agreed to, the blockbuster trade sending Kawhi Leonard from the Los Angeles Clippers back to the Toronto Raptors was finally completed yesterday. In exchange for the man who led them to their only championship in 2019 before bolting to L.A. after just one season in Toronto, the Raptors parted with all-star forward Brandon Ingram, guard Gradey Dick, two unprotected first-round draft picks, a first-round pick swap and a pair of second-rounders.
The Raptors and Los Angeles Clippers have agreed to complete a trade to send star forward Kawhi Leonard back to Toronto, according to multiple media reports.
The Clippers and Raptors have both agreed to complete the blockbuster trade that will send Kawhi Leonard back to Toronto, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania.
Toronto Raptors fans had to temper their excitement Thursday after a proposed trade to bring back superstar Kawhi Leonard was put on hold due to an ongoing investigation that could put his season in jeopardy.
The Toronto Raptors say they have put their proposed trade for Kawhi Leonard on hold after the NBA said the team would assume the risk of any outcome from the league's ongoing investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers.
The LA Clippers-Toronto Raptors trade centered around Kawhi Leonard will not be completed until the NBA investigation into the Clippers about whether they circumvented the salary cap is completed.
TORONTO: Seven years can feel like a lifetime in the National Basketball Association.