The LA Clippers have been without Kawhi Leonard all season as the star forward remains sidelined with right knee injury management. Having gone 9-7 in Leonard’s

The prolonged uncertainty surrounding Leonard’s status has left Clippers fans frustrated, as the team has provided little clarity on when he might take the court this season. Leonard’s injury issues trace back to July 2024 when he withdrew from Team USA, citing “chronic knee soreness and inflammation for months,” as reported by The Athletic.

Leonard is still listed as out while managing his surgically repaired right knee. He will miss at least the next three games. The Clippers won’t have back-to-back days off to have a legitimate practice until Dec. 5-7.

While their 9-7 record doesn’t jump off the page, their win profile includes some impressive victories, and all of them have come without Kawhi Leonard. Sidelined to start the season due to right knee injury management,

A former Philadelphia 76ers forward could be the key to the Detroit Pistons acquiring superstar Kawhi Leonard from the Los Angeles Clippers.