Leonard remains a high-impact player when healthy, capable of carrying fantasy value despite workload management concerns.

Leonard’s rest risk and load management approach shape Clippers’ fantasy value; his availability in back-to-back blocks influences roster construction and streaming tactics.

Leonard is at the center of the cap-conspiracy discussion, with the case prompting scrutiny of how teams structure deals and the potential ripple effects on player value and roster construction under a soft cap.

Kawhi Leonard signed a four-year, 28 million endorsement through KL2 Aspire in April 2022, a move alleged to be an end-run around the salary cap. The endorsement sits at the nexus of the NBA probe into Ballmer and the Clippers, as the league weighs potential cap violations and the broader implications for Leonard’s earnings and role with the team.

Kawhi Leonard is connected to an Aspiration endorsement that sparked questions about salary cap treatment. The contract reportedly spanned four years and 28 million with obligations that could terminate it, influencing both on court usage and payroll considerations.