Journalist Pablo Torre spurred a law firm's probe that found the Clippers circumvented the NBA's salary cap. Torre says there is "more to come ...''

Torre spoke to The Athletic the day after the NBA released its report on the Clippers, the culmination of a saga that began on his podcast.

Investigative journalist Pablo Torre can finally breathe a sigh of relief after securing a major victory following the NBA’s final verdict on Kawhi Leonard’s controversial endorsement deal saga. As Torre’s reporting gained further validation through the league’s findings and punishments leveled against Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers,

Pablo Torre is dropping clues about his next investigation — but not enough to reveal exactly where it is headed. The Pulitzer-winning journalist teased a new project Thursday with a simple post on X: “New investigation.

Pablo Torre is being crowned this week after his year-long investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers resulted in an historic penalty for the team and its leadership, but he and his staff hit a major bump in the road last month.

Kawhi Leonard’s $700,000 penalty is just the beginning of the fallout from his NBA salary cap circumvention scandal. The seven-time All-Star issued a carefully crafted public statement, claiming “integrity and respect” as core values while taking responsibility for “lapses in judgment by people within my inner circle.

After the NBA handed the Clippers a historic punishment, one of the country’s most decorated investigative journalists believes Pablo Torre still isn’t getting enough credit. Miami Herald reporter Julie K.