The determination was based upon information developed through an independent investigation conducted by the lawyer firm.
um it's a bunch of them niggas washington lifting rosen cats um the investigation found a pattern of misconduct of multiple multiple and multiple significant rule violations by the clipper organization the prior offender of the salary cap circumvention rule um as described in the summary of report prepared by the floyd firm but it um it said that affirmatively initiated off-court income opportunities between Mr. Leonard and four companies doing business with the team.
We know about Aspirations.
We know about Dictronics.
And now it's a bingo, a bingo wireless and locked-in insurance.
It's two more moves that we didn't even know about.
It's four in total.
Which is crazy.
That's actually crazy.
They was out here doing your boy dirty, you feel me? Kawhi was like, let me get all this money, man.
It's not my fault.
Facilitating endorsement agreements between these companies and Kawhi and inducing the companies to enter into these agreements by offering them business from the team, paying personal expenses on behalf of Mr. Leonard and his representatives.
Failing to report improper solicitation for off-court income opportunities made on Mr. Leonard's behalf through his then business manager, Dennis Robertson.
Mr. Leonard, through the conduct of Mr. Robertson, on his behalf, violated the circumvention rules by persuading the Clippers to assist him in obtaining off-court information opportunities, successfully attaining those opportunities, and fell into reimburse payments by the Clippers for personal expenses.
Now, I want to stop real quick before we get to the punishment
right there, because that's a lot to adjust.
So now we get the backstory, right? Now we get actually what they found.
I was going to say, so we get what the NBA was still investigating and why they were so upset about that Bleacher Report put out that report prematurely.
report.
And the fact that there's, what, you said, what, two more companies? Whoa.
It was four
The determination was based upon information developed through an independent investigation conducted by the lawyer firm.
um it's a bunch of them niggas washington lifting rosen cats um the investigation found a pattern of misconduct of multiple multiple and multiple significant rule violations by the clipper organization the prior offender of the salary cap circumvention rule um as described in the summary of report prepared by the floyd firm but it um it said that affirmatively initiated off-court income opportunities between Mr. Leonard and four companies doing business with the team.
We know about Aspirations.
We know about Dictronics.
And now it's a bingo, a bingo wireless and locked-in insurance.
It's two more moves that we didn't even know about.
It's four in total.
Which is crazy.
That's actually crazy.
They was out here doing your boy dirty, you feel me? Kawhi was like, let me get all this money, man.
It's not my fault.
Facilitating endorsement agreements between these companies and Kawhi and inducing the companies to enter into these agreements by offering them business from the team, paying personal expenses on behalf of Mr. Leonard and his representatives.
Failing to report improper solicitation for off-court income opportunities made on Mr. Leonard's behalf through his then business manager, Dennis Robertson.
Mr. Leonard, through the conduct of Mr. Robertson, on his behalf, violated the circumvention rules by persuading the Clippers to assist him in obtaining off-court information opportunities, successfully attaining those opportunities, and fell into reimburse payments by the Clippers for personal expenses.
Now, I want to stop real quick before we get to the punishment
right there, because that's a lot to adjust.
So now we get the backstory, right? Now we get actually what they found.
I was going to say, so we get what the NBA was still investigating and why they were so upset about that Bleacher Report put out that report prematurely.
report.
And the fact that there's, what, you said, what, two more companies? Whoa.
It was four
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