Lorenzo Reyes is a reporter at USA TODAY. He specializes in sports journalism, covering themes such as competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, with a focus on team sports and major league events. Lorenzo's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including the Detroit Free Press, Yahoo News, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Lorenzo Reyes, USA TODAY One of the final pieces of the NBA offseason has fallen into place.
As the NBA world awaits the findings of the investigation into Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers, another wrinkle may delay the process.
By: Lorenzo Reyes
Lorenzo Reyes, USA TODAY The NBA has dropped the hammer on Steve Ballmer, Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers . And now, the Toronto Raptors must assess what they will do next.
By: Lorenzo Reyes
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Rachel G Bowers and Lorenzo Reyes, USA TODAY NBA star Kawhi Leonard issued a statement on Wednesday, Sept. 2, after the league announced significant punishments for the Los Angeles Clippers and team owner Steve Ballmer.
By: Lorenzo Reyes
The NBA has dropped the hammer on Steve Ballmer, Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers. And now, the Toronto Raptors must assess what they will do next.
By: Lorenzo Reyes
Lorenzo Reyes | USA TODAY The NBA has dropped the hammer on Steve Ballmer, Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers . And now, the Toronto Raptors must assess what they will do next.
By: Rachel G Bowers, Lorenzo Reyes
Rachel G Bowers and Lorenzo Reyes, USA TODAY The Los Angeles Clippers "vehemently reject" the NBA's findings that they circumvented the
By: Lorenzo Reyes
Lorenzo Reyes, USA TODAY When it comes to salary cap subterfuge, as it does with practically all white-collar shenanigans, it pays to insulate.
The NBA hit the Clippers with historic penalties, but Kawhi Leonard's punishment was comparatively minor. Here's why it matters.
