Source: New York Post
Kawhi Leonard may think he’s headed for a clean slate in Toronto, but the scandal he is leaving behind in Los Angeles apparently isn’t ready to let him go just yet. Mere hours before the NBA concluded its nearly yearlong investigation into Leonard and the LA Clippers Wednesday, Daktronics disclosed that the Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking information concerning the South Dakota-based company — which built the $100 million video board inside the Clippers’ Intuit Dome — and its relationship with Leonard. “As you might expect, we have received requests for information from the NBA,” Daktronics acting CFO Howard Atkins said during an earnings call with investors.
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