They say time discovers truth . Well, that phrase turned into a harsh reality for the Los Angeles Clippers two weeks ago. Now, the truth of the matter, which involves a $28 million no-show contract for Kawhi Leonard, is that the NBA has already launched an investigation. So, you don’t really know where and how the events will turn. However, given the gravity of the claims and confessions from ex-Aspiration employees, one can safely say that the Clippers are in trouble.

In 2015, Steve Ballmer faced a $250,000 fine. Why? The then-Dallas Mavericks player. DeAndre Jordan’s free agency case. And the Clippers raised the possibility of a potential third-party endorsement during talks. You wish Ballmer had learned his lessons. Sadly, he seemingly didn’t. When Kawhi Leonard joined the Clippers i

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