Kawhi Leonard Sidelined Indefinitely Due to Knee Injury
The Los Angeles Clippers star's ongoing knee issues will keep him out as the NBA season begins.
- Kawhi Leonard, 33, is dealing with inflammation in his right knee and will not play at the start of the 2024-25 NBA season.
- Leonard has not participated in preseason games or on-court contact drills during training camp.
- The Clippers confirmed Leonard's indefinite absence while focusing on his long-term health and potential postseason availability.
- Leonard has a history of knee injuries, including a torn ACL in 2021 and a meniscus tear in 2023, limiting his playing time.
- The Clippers face the Phoenix Suns on October 23 in their new arena, with James Harden expected to lead in Leonard's absence.