Report: Kawhi Leonard Hid From Spurs Execs When They Came To Check Up On Him
credits: Christian Petersen | source: Getty At this point, the relationship between Kawhi Leonard and the Spurs seems irrevocably broken, and the only thing left to settle is whether the Lakers wait for him to hit free agency or the Spurs take a cut-rate deal to get something back in return for their superstar. ESPN’s Spurs reporter, Michael Wright, recently went on Tom Haberstroh’s podcast and dropped an amazing little detail about Leonard actually hiding from Spurs personnel when they came to visit him in New York last season:
I probably shouldn’t say this, but I’m gonna say it because Kawhi is about to be outta there. There was a point during his rehab process in New York that some of the Spurs brass went out to see him in New York. As soon as those guys arrived to the building, Kawhi’s people grabbed him and sequestered him to another part of the building. And so the Spurs’ people couldn’t even see him.
Here’s the clip.
It seems that when Gregg Popovich said that questions about Leonard’s medical status should be redirected towards “Kawhi and his group,” he was being sincere because he truly didn’t know anything about Leonard’s mysterious injury.
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