Former Toronto Raptors star Kawhi Leonard is at the centre of what is alleged to be one of the biggest cases of fraud in NBA history. Leonard left the Raptors as a free agent for the Los Angeles Clippers in 2019, after just one season in Toronto. Leonard was named in the bankruptcy filing, via a company named KL2 Aspire LLC, a reference to Leonard's No. Per an anonymous former Aspiration employee who spoke to Torre, Leonard's endorsement deal was specifically made to circumvent the salary cap. The deal also contained a clause that it could be terminated if he played for another NBA team that wasn't the Clippers.