Kawhi Leonard out for Paris Olympics; Derrick White to Team USA - ESPN
Kawhi Leonard will not play in the upcoming Paris Olympics for Team USA, which has replaced the LA Clippers forward with Boston Celtics guard Derrick White.
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Kawhi Leonard will not play in the upcoming Paris Olympics for Team USA, which has replaced the LA Clippers forward with Boston Celtics guard Derrick White.
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LAS VEGAS — Kawhi Leonard admitted he was concerned about missing out on being part of Team USA due to the right knee injury that forced him to miss the end of the LA Clippers' first-round playoff loss to the Dallas Mavericks, but said after his knee improved in recent weeks he determined he was able to take part.
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