Clippers owner Steve Ballmer made a second investment worth nearly $10MM in the now-bankrupt “green bank” company Aspiration, according to legal filings reviewed by Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver said clear evidence must be found that the Clippers violated salary cap rules for owner Steve Ballmer to be punished.

As the fire from the controversy involving the Los Angeles Clippers, owner Steve Ballmer, the team's superstar Kawhi Leonard and embattled environmental firm Aspiration rages on, Mark Cuban doubled down on his assertion that Ballmer was nothing more than just a victim of a scam perpetuated by the company in question.

Kawhi Leonard, a California native, decided to sign with the Clippers on a below-market deal during the 2019 free agency.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver reaffirmed his broad authority to discipline Steve Ballmer and the Clippers over the Kawhi Leonard scandal, but urged owners to withhold judgment until the investigation concludes.

With everyone talking about it, many former players and team executives have opened up about this scandal and what could really happen if any of the accusations against either the Clippers or their owner, Steve Ballmer, can be proved. And similarly ...