Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard (2) and forward Paul George (13) look on in the second half against the Detroit Pistons at Crypto.com Arena.
Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard (2) and forward Paul George (13) look on in the second half against the Detroit Pistons at Crypto.com Arena.
Kawhi Leonard may be currently getting investigated by the league, but that hasn't stopped him from having fun this season. The still-Los Angeles Clippers forward recently made a video poking fun at his former teammate Paul George after he found out that a Chinese street baller scored 60 points on him.
“This guy's over here playing pros and scored 60 points on Paul George. Who is this? There's no way he's going to score 10 points on me. I'll lock this dude up; he looks trash,” Leonard said.
"Man there's no way he's going to score 10 points on me. I'll lock this dude up. He look trash."
Kawhi Leonard while reacting to a Chinese street baller dropping 60 points on his former Clippers teammate, Paul George 😅
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) August 10, 2026
In classic Leonard form, he barely showed much emotion during the video, but you can tell that it was funny to him. George will probably laugh at it too, knowing that Leonard is the one trolling him.
Both Leonard and George will be heading to new destinations this upcoming season. George was traded to the Boston Celtics in exchange for Jaylen Brown. He'll now get the opportunity to play alongside Jayson Tatum and hope to find success with one of the teams that have been among the top of the Eastern Conference for years.
As for Leonard, he was traded to the Toronto Raptors last month, but the trade has not gone through as he and the Los Angeles Clippers are being investigated. For over a year now, there have been reports that Leonard was getting money funneled to him by the Clippers through a company called Aspiration.
Just recently, there were new findings that Leonard was getting money funneled through Daktronics, which is the company that the Clippers got their scoreboard from.
It's still uncertain when the trade will be completed or what kind of punishments will come with the potential findings of the investigation. As of now, everybody is in wait-and-see mode for what could happen.