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Steve Ballmer's acceptance of the NBA's penalties may provide the Los Angeles Clippers a chance to reclaim some of their five stripped first-round picks. Following a $30 million fine related to the Kawhi Leonard salary-cap scandal, historical precedents suggest cooperation could lead to reduced sanctions, although there are no guarantees.
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Steve Ballmer's acceptance of the NBA's penalties may provide the Los Angeles Clippers a chance to reclaim some of their five stripped first-round picks. Following a $30 million fine related to the Kawhi Leonard salary-cap scandal, historical precedents suggest cooperation could lead to reduced sanctions, although there are no guarantees.
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Clippers rumor opens door to reacquiring first-round picks stripped by NBA
Clippers may regain first-round picks after NBA penalties