VIDEO: Stephen A. Claims Kawhi Leonard's Uncle Dennis Violated NBA CBA With Free Agency Requests
By Max Scoli

The Toronto Raptors and Los Angeles Lakers are said to be very unhappy with the free-agent situation involving Kawhi Leonard, but not just because he went to the Clippers. Stephen A. Smith has heard that their displeasure stems from Kawhi's Uncle Dennis and his insistence on extra luxuries during his nephew's courtship, which, of course, is illegal.
#Kawhi's representative Uncle Dennis allegedly asked @nba teams for illegal compensation during free agency, per @stephenasmith pic.twitter.com/eZ5Vmfgp9n
— CheckTheScoreboard (@CTheScoreBoard) July 22, 2019
If this allegation were to be true, it would violate the NBA's Collective Bargaining Agreement and would land these two in some hot water to say the least. It's one thing to ask for certain things like covering hotel expenses, but houses and guaranteed sponsorship deals? That's over the line.
Stephen A. Smith claims Kawhi Leonard's Uncle Dennis was asking suitors for 'houses, planes, sponsorship, guaranteed sponsorship money.' #Clippers #Lakers #Raptorshttps://t.co/4OGJd1IT7n
— Clippers Nation (@ClipperNationCP) July 22, 2019
You hear Uncle Dennis' name pop up a lot in the media surrounding the Klaw, and it almost always involves his nephew's business transactions. We know he's an instrumental figure, but these alleged requests could affect his reputation.