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LA Clippers: Kawhi Leonard
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September 24, 2024
Kawhi Leonard is dealing with knee inflammation that sidelined him late last season and during the playoffs, but he is progressing towards full health. After a season where he appeared in 68 games, Leonard has struggled with injuries throughout his tenure with the Clippers, including previous significant issues like a torn ACL and a meniscus tear. The team has developed a detailed plan for his recovery, focusing on strengthening his knee while taking a cautious approach during training camp. While he is eager to participate in drills, the Clippers will limit his activity to ensure his long-term health. Leonard's readiness for the season opener against the Phoenix Suns remains uncertain, as the timing of his return will depend on his knee's response to training. With Paul George now with Philadelphia, Leonard's collaboration with James Harden becomes critical for the team's offensive strategy. Frank is optimistic about the team's chemistry and acknowledges the external questions regarding their championship potential, expressing confidence in their roster's depth if both Leonard and Harden are healthy.

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Clippers to limit Kawhi Leonard's camp work because of knee - Los Angeles Times
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Los Angeles Times
Clippers to limit Kawhi Leonard's camp work because of knee - Los Angeles Times

As the Los Angeles Clippers gear up for training camp, the health of star player Kawhi Leonard remains a major concern. After dealing with knee inflammation that cut his last season short, Leonard is making progress towards recovery. Team president Lawrence Frank has emphasized a cautious approach, focusing on strengthening Leonard's knee while monitoring swelling.

The Clippers aim to ensure Leonard is fully healthy for the long season ahead, with the season opener against the Phoenix Suns approaching. Coach Tyronn Lue and Frank support a careful recovery process, even though Leonard's offensive role is crucial for the team, especially with Paul George now in Philadelphia.

https://www.latimes.com/sports/clippers/story/2024..
September 24, 2024
Kawhi Leonard is dealing with knee inflammation that sidelined him late last season and during the playoffs, but he is progressing towards full health. After a season where he appeared in 68 games, Leonard has struggled with injuries throughout his tenure with the Clippers, including previous significant issues like a torn ACL and a meniscus tear. The team has developed a detailed plan for his recovery, focusing on strengthening his knee while taking a cautious approach during training camp. While he is eager to participate in drills, the Clippers will limit his activity to ensure his long-term health. Leonard's readiness for the season opener against the Phoenix Suns remains uncertain, as the timing of his return will depend on his knee's response to training. With Paul George now with Philadelphia, Leonard's collaboration with James Harden becomes critical for the team's offensive strategy. Frank is optimistic about the team's chemistry and acknowledges the external questions regarding their championship potential, expressing confidence in their roster's depth if both Leonard and Harden are healthy.
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Clippers to limit Kawhi Leonard's camp work because of knee - Los Angeles Times
@ImJustTheFellow
Los Angeles Times
Clippers to limit Kawhi Leonard's camp work because of knee - Los Angeles Times

As the Los Angeles Clippers gear up for training camp, the health of star player Kawhi Leonard remains a major concern. After dealing with knee inflammation that cut his last season short, Leonard is making progress towards recovery. Team president Lawrence Frank has emphasized a cautious approach, focusing on strengthening Leonard's knee while monitoring swelling.

The Clippers aim to ensure Leonard is fully healthy for the long season ahead, with the season opener against the Phoenix Suns approaching. Coach Tyronn Lue and Frank support a careful recovery process, even though Leonard's offensive role is crucial for the team, especially with Paul George now in Philadelphia.

https://www.latimes.com/sports...