Wait! Famous reporter: NBA hires a law firm to investigate the small card incident but sets a deadline without reaching a conclusion

09 September 11th September On September 6, The Athletic reporter Joe Vardon, Sam Amick and Mike Vorkunov jointly reported that a person familiar with the matter revealed that the NBA has hired Wachtell, Lipton, RosenKatz, a well-known New York law firm, to investigate the endorsement agreement signed by Xiaoka and a now-banked environmental company Aspiration, which aims to help his team (the Clippers) and its boss billionaire Steve Ballmer avoid the NBA salary cap.

According to ESPN reporter Tim Bontemps, several sources revealed that although the NBA league hired Wochil Lipton (a well-known law firm) will conduct a thorough investigation of the incident, no deadline was set to draw conclusions.

The Athletic reporter and former ESPN contributor Pablo Torre recently broke the news on the podcast program PTFO that an anonymous employee of Aspiration told him that there is a yin and yang contract between Clippers star Kawhi Leonard (hereinafter referred to as Xiao Ka) and team owner Ballmer to evade the NBA salary cap, and he used the posting endorsement contract to get an extra $28 million (4 years). According to an exclusive report by Boston Sports Journal, Xiaoka also received a secret surcharge agreement worth $20 million, which will be paid in shares of Aspiration co-founder Joe Thunberg, who has pleaded guilty and pleaded guilty to fraudulent investors $248 million. In addition, Ballmer once purchased $50 million worth of stock for investment at a premium of $11 per share.

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