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NBA announces penalties and findings arising from investigation of LA Clippers and Kawhi Leonard
A landmark salary-cap circumvention ruling strips the Clippers of five first-round picks, suspends their owner and top executives, and fines the franchise $30 million — the most severe punishment in modern NBA history.
- “I am deeply disappointed by the flagrant violations of our rules and by the Clippers' institutional and leadership failures that led to this misconduct.”
- The Clippers induced four corporate partners to sign Kawhi Leonard endorsement deals by offering them team business in return — a quid pro quo at the heart of the league's most severe cap-circumvention ruling.
- Steve Ballmer is suspended for one year for knowingly seeking to help Leonard obtain off-court income — and for failing to create conditions under which his organization abided by the rules.
- “Gillian Zucker is suspended without pay for one year for being primarily and directly culpable for the impermissible endorsement arrangements and for providing false and misleading statements to investigators.”
- “The severity of the penalties reflects the seriousness of the violations.”