Danilo Gallinari blasts Kawhi Leonard for derailing NBA career with Clippers scandal
Former Thunder player Danilo Gallinari says Kawhi Leonard should donate his off-court income after the Clippers salary cap scandal.
Danilo Gallinari, a former NBA player, has criticized Kawhi Leonard for allegedly derailing his career due to the Los Angeles Clippers' salary cap circumvention involving Leonard. Gallinari, who was traded from the Clippers to the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2019, claims Leonard's decision altered the trajectory of his career and contributed to his current situation.
According to Gallinari, Leonard received $48 million in off-court income from four companies, and he insists that Leonard should pay the full amount of $50 million in fines. Gallinari believes Leonard should donate the money to charity or a good cause, but ultimately, he believes Leonard must pay the fines. Gallinari's career was affected by the Clippers' decision to sign Leonard, but he acknowledges that he did not suffer any significant harm.
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