Pablo Torre has released new evidence contradicting Clippers owner Steve Ballmer's previous claims about Aspiration.

As the NBA continues its investigation into Ballmer and the Clippers, Torre dropped another stunning piece of evidence to back his reporting. Torre revealed new documents that prove Ballmer donated $1.875 million to a charity of Aspiration's co-founder, Joe Sanberg, in December 2024.

Since the beginning of September, Pablo Torre Finds Out has been doling out fresh reporting and uncovering new details surrounding the Los Angeles Clippers’ alleged use of team sponsor Aspiration as a means to circumvent the NBA salary cap and pay Kawhi Leonard tens of millions of dollars in addition to his salary for a Read

Pablo Torre dove even deeper into the Kawhi Leonard salary cap circumvention scandal, dropping another bomb right before media day.

Mark Cuban challenged the narrative around Kawhi Leonard's Aspiration deal, arguing it stemmed from the company's failed business practices and fraud, not Leonard's endorsement. He highlighted Aspiration's investor funds versus its missed payments to Leonard.

NBA reporter Pablo Torre has come forward with new information regarding the controversy surrounding Steve Ballmer, the LA Clippers and Kawhi Leonard.

Pablo Torre's latest evidence drop in the Kawhi Leonard scandal refutes Clippers owner Steve Ballmer's defense that he was defrauded.

Pablo Torre has been a man on a mission with the Kawhi Leonard-Steve Ballmer Aspiration scandal , and now NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has gotten involved.

Pablo Torre Finds Out” blew up this year when two of Torre’s deep dives — one into Bill Belichick’s bizarre relationship with his new girlfriend/momager, the other an ongoing investigation in LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer circumventing the NBA salary cap,

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Also, Leonard's agent had texted Aspiration about late endorsement payments to his client, Pablo Torre Finds Out reports.