Kawhi Leonard graciously overlooks TNT sideline reporter’s blunder during postgame interview
"Kawhi, this is your first game back since 2013."
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Kawhi Leonard talks to Jimmy Kimmel about big hands, Secret Santas, and Billy Crystal’s career
Kawhi needs to watch When Harry Met Sally. Maybe with Billy Crystal.
Stephen A. Smith unloads on Max Kellerman over Kawhi Leonard’s performance in Clippers NBA Playoffs loss
"You should be banned from talking about the sport!"
WarnerMedia’s Jeff Zucker wants the NBA to “exert influence” on teams over “load management,” further worsening that discussion
"I think that the league has some influence over teams, and I would like them to exert that influence."
Jay Onrait calls Chris Broussard “the biggest f***ing fraud in the history of sports media,” and he has a point
"Chris Broussard, who worked at Fox and is the biggest fucking fraud in the history of sports media, ever...saying that the Clippers were out of it for sure and it was down to the Lakers and Raptors, he knew nothing! They knew nothing! It's all bullshit!"
Skip Bayless is being a creepy weirdo about Kawhi Leonard, probably needs to log off for a bit
Skip needs to go outside for a while. Maybe walk around a lake or something.
Jay Williams walks off the set, represents all humankind trapped in the middle of an insane First Take debate
Max Kellerman's take upset Williams so much he walked off.
Bruce Bowen confirms he lost his job over Kawhi Leonard, Clippers’ source told Dan Patrick “Bruce knows he’s supposed to be a homer”
"I was told that 'Bruce knows he's supposed to be a homer, he shouldn't be talking about Kawhi because we would like to get Kawhi. We can't get free agents here and these kind of comments can only do damage to that possibility.'"
Bruce Bowen is out as the Clippers’ TV analyst after one year, reportedly thanks to his radio criticism of Kawhi Leonard
An analyst not being brought back after criticizing a different team's player in a radio interview is a new one.
May’s best sportswriting: Stories on Lionel Messi, Kawhi Leonard, Aaron Judge and NFL cheerleaders highlight must-reads
There was no shortage of great sportswriting last month.
