ESPN’s Brian Windhorst recently reported on the Clippers’ aggressive and “revolutionary” approach to putting themselves in the best possible position to sign the Toronto Raptors’ newly acquired superstar Kawhi Leonard. The best two-way player in the league becomes a free agent this offseason and his possible departure from Toronto has been covered from nearly every angle.
In his report, Windhorst describes how“Raptors officials have noticed a Clippers employee at roughly 75 percent of the team’s games.” The Clippers contend that the number is closer to 50 percent, but then again, who’s counting.
Lawrence Frank, Clippers president of basketball operations, has also been present at several Raptor games, something Windhorst admits is quite rare.