Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard allegedly had a sponsorship agreement worth millions of dollars with Daktronics, the company that designed and installed the team’s videoboard. The deal was previously undisclosed.
The agreement between Leonard and Daktronics was reported Thursday by Pablo Torre on his podcast. While specific financial details weren't released, Torre indicated the deal was valued at millions of dollars.
Daktronics is the company responsible for creating the large videoboard installed at Intuit Dome, the Clippers’ new arena currently under construction. The sponsorship agreement suggests a potential conflict of interest or at least an unusual arrangement given Leonard’s role as a prominent player for the team whose home court features Daktronics technology.
The reason for keeping the deal undisclosed remains unclear based on the report. Torre simply stated that it was an “undisclosed” agreement, implying it wasn't publicly known or reported prior to his podcast.
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