Since coming out of prison, former NBA champion Glen “Big Baby” Davis has been no-holds-barred about his NBA history, both the good and bad. His latest revelations might add another layer to the growing scrutiny surrounding the Los Angeles Clippers since the cap circumvention saga.

The Los Angeles Clippers have been hit with a historic punishment following a prolonged NBA investigation into salary-cap circumvention allegations involving Kawhi Leonard. While the seven-time All-Star received a comparatively lighter punishment,

Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer reportedly refused to settle with the NBA over the Aspiration scandal, resulting in huge penalties.

What a fall from grace it has been for the Los Angeles Clippers after they peaked towards the start of the 2020s. Their blockbuster trade for Paul George , which sealed the signing of Kawhi Leonard back in July 2019,

As Allen Iverson once said, we're talking about practice.

The NBA put the hammer down on the Los Angeles Clippers for circumventing the salary cap. The Clippers were fined $30 million and stripped of five first-round picks from 2029 to 2033. Team owner Steve Ballmer was suspended for one year and will have no influence on the franchise’s decisions during his absence.

The Los Angeles Clippers are reportedly fed up that Kawhi Leonard didn't get a harsher punishment from the NBA.