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Iso Joe & Josh Smith REACT as Kawhi Leonard’s Trade Gets HELD UP by NBA Investigation | Nightcap
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Joe “King Iso” Johnson and Josh Smith react to the latest NBA storylines on Nightcap! The guys break down the NBA’s investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers involving Kawhi Leonard, why the Toronto Raptors have reportedly refused to finalize the trade while the investigation is ongoing, and what the league could uncover. Plus, they discuss Steve Ballmer’s willingness to fight back if the Clippers are penalized, how the investigation could impact the upcoming season, and whether Kawhi’s return to Toronto would immediately make the Raptors contenders.
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