Deadspin | LIV Golf CEO confirms financing for rest of season Apr 5, 2024; Miami, Florida, USA; The LIV Golf logo is seen on banners before the first round of LIV Golf Miami golf tournament at Trump National Doral. Mandatory Credit: Reinhold Matay-Imagn Images LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil said the league has the financial backing to finish out the 2026 season. “The reality is you’re funded through the season and then you work like crazy as a business to create a business and a business plan to keep us going,” O’Neil said during Thursday’s TNT Sports broadcast of the opening round in Mexico City. “But that’s not different from any other private equity-funded business in the history of man.” The league’s fourth season his eight tournaments remaining — five in the United States — after this week’s event in Mexico. Up next is LIV Golf Virginia at Trump National Golf Club from May 7-10. The Financial Times reported earlier this week that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, which has poured more than $5 billion into the league since 2022, was on the brink of shutting off the financial pipeline. O’Neil responded to that report by assuring staff members that the season would keep going at “full throttle.” O’Neil put a positive spin on the circuit’s financial situation during his interview Thursday. “Given the momentum of this business, we’re really excited about where we are and the position where we are,” O’Neil said. “… This notion of bringing teams to market, I had two calls this morning. This notion of, ‘Do you have to raise money?’ Probably. This is business. But if we keep the trajectory going the way we are and the revenue growth going, this is going to be a really good business for a really long time.” Spain’s Jon Rahm, one of the players lured away from the PGA Tour and European tour by lucrative contracts and $30 million purses, said he is focusing on golf instead of the swirling rumors about the league’s potential demise. “For me, it didn’t make sense to think about it or waste time thinking about [it],” he said Thursday, per ESPN. “Since everything happened so suddenly and so quickly, I wasn’t very worried about it because normally, before the rumors start, we already know something — there’s always someone within the league who knows something. It happened so fast that I really didn’t worry about it.” France’s Victor Perez held a three-shot lead at 9 under after firing a 62 in Thursday’s opening round at the Club de Golf Chapultepec in the Mexican capital. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #LIV #Golf #CEO #confirms #financing #rest #season

Deadspin | LIV Golf CEO confirms financing for rest of season
Apr 5, 2024; Miami, Florida, USA; The LIV Golf logo is seen on banners before the first round of LIV Golf Miami golf tournament at Trump National Doral. Mandatory Credit: Reinhold Matay-Imagn Images

LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil said the league has the financial backing to finish out the 2026 season.

“The reality is you’re funded through the season and then you work like crazy as a business to create a business and a business plan to keep us going,” O’Neil said during Thursday’s TNT Sports broadcast of the opening round in Mexico City. “But that’s not different from any other private equity-funded business in the history of man.”

The league’s fourth season his eight tournaments remaining — five in the United States — after this week’s event in Mexico. Up next is LIV Golf Virginia at Trump National Golf Club from May 7-10.

The Financial Times reported earlier this week that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, which has poured more than $5 billion into the league since 2022, was on the brink of shutting off the financial pipeline.

O’Neil responded to that report by assuring staff members that the season would keep going at “full throttle.”

O’Neil put a positive spin on the circuit’s financial situation during his interview Thursday.

“Given the momentum of this business, we’re really excited about where we are and the position where we are,” O’Neil said. “… This notion of bringing teams to market, I had two calls this morning. This notion of, ‘Do you have to raise money?’ Probably. This is business. But if we keep the trajectory going the way we are and the revenue growth going, this is going to be a really good business for a really long time.”

Spain’s Jon Rahm, one of the players lured away from the PGA Tour and European tour by lucrative contracts and $30 million purses, said he is focusing on golf instead of the swirling rumors about the league’s potential demise.

“For me, it didn’t make sense to think about it or waste time thinking about [it],” he said Thursday, per ESPN. “Since everything happened so suddenly and so quickly, I wasn’t very worried about it because normally, before the rumors start, we already know something — there’s always someone within the league who knows something. It happened so fast that I really didn’t worry about it.”

France’s Victor Perez held a three-shot lead at 9 under after firing a 62 in Thursday’s opening round at the Club de Golf Chapultepec in the Mexican capital.

–Field Level Media

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Apr 5, 2024; Miami, Florida, USA; The LIV Golf logo is seen on banners before the first round of LIV Golf Miami golf tournament at Trump National Doral. Mandatory Credit: Reinhold Matay-Imagn Images

LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil said the league has the financial backing to finish out the 2026 season.

“The reality is you’re funded through the season and then you work like crazy as a business to create a business and a business plan to keep us going,” O’Neil said during Thursday’s TNT Sports broadcast of the opening round in Mexico City. “But that’s not different from any other private equity-funded business in the history of man.”

The league’s fourth season his eight tournaments remaining — five in the United States — after this week’s event in Mexico. Up next is LIV Golf Virginia at Trump National Golf Club from May 7-10.

The Financial Times reported earlier this week that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, which has poured more than $5 billion into the league since 2022, was on the brink of shutting off the financial pipeline.

O’Neil responded to that report by assuring staff members that the season would keep going at “full throttle.”

O’Neil put a positive spin on the circuit’s financial situation during his interview Thursday.

“Given the momentum of this business, we’re really excited about where we are and the position where we are,” O’Neil said. “… This notion of bringing teams to market, I had two calls this morning. This notion of, ‘Do you have to raise money?’ Probably. This is business. But if we keep the trajectory going the way we are and the revenue growth going, this is going to be a really good business for a really long time.”

Spain’s Jon Rahm, one of the players lured away from the PGA Tour and European tour by lucrative contracts and $30 million purses, said he is focusing on golf instead of the swirling rumors about the league’s potential demise.

“For me, it didn’t make sense to think about it or waste time thinking about [it],” he said Thursday, per ESPN. “Since everything happened so suddenly and so quickly, I wasn’t very worried about it because normally, before the rumors start, we already know something — there’s always someone within the league who knows something. It happened so fast that I really didn’t worry about it.”

France’s Victor Perez held a three-shot lead at 9 under after firing a 62 in Thursday’s opening round at the Club de Golf Chapultepec in the Mexican capital.

–Field Level Media

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Deadspin | Seiya Suzuki delivers walk-off single as Cubs down Padres Jun 29, 2026; Chicago, Illinois, USA; San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. (23) reaches base on a fielder’s choice while at bat scoring one run against the Chicago Cubs during the third inning at Wrigley Field. Mandatory Credit: Patrick Gorski-Imagn Images Seiya Suzuki’s two-out RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning Monday night lifted the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 win over the visiting San Diego Padres. Dansby Swanson started the winning rally with an infield single against Jason Adam (2-2). Pete Crow-Armstrong singled Swanson to second, and San Diego replaced Adam with Mason Miller. Alex Bregman singled to fill the bases, but Michael Busch’s flyout to shallow left became a double play when Jase Bowen gunned down Swanson at the plate. However, Suzuki drove a slider to deep left and Bowen couldn’t hang on at the wall, allowing Crow-Armstrong to score the winning run. Trent Thornton (3-2) worked around a one-out infield hit by Fernando Tatis Jr. in the ninth as Chicago prevailed for the seventh time in eight games. It was the third straight defeat for San Diego. Neither starter was involved in the decision. San Diego’s Griffin Canning yielded two runs on five hits over 4 1/3 innings, walking two and striking out three. Chicago’s Shota Imanaga scattered nine hits in his 6 1/3 innings, allowing two runs with no walks and four strikeouts. The Padres initiated the scoring in the top of the third when Tatis grounded into a fielder’s choice with men at second and third and one out. Freddy Fermin was retired at third, but Xander Bogaerts scored. Bogaerts made it 2-0 in the fourth, rifling a double into the left field corner to score Miguel Andujar (3-for-4). It was Bogaerts’ second hit in as many innings after entering the game 0-for-10 against Imanaga. The Cubs got on the board in the fourth via a two-out single from Michael Conforto that plated Suzuki, who had doubled to left with one out. The inning was extended when Canning plunked Nico Hoerner. Chicago tied the score 2-2 in the fifth on a sacrifice fly by Suzuki that scored Dansby Swanson, who had hit a leadoff double. Poor situational hitting kept the game even. The teams went a combined 5-for-24 with runners in scoring position and teamed to strand 20 runners. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Seiya #Suzuki #delivers #walkoff #single #Cubs #Padres

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Jun 29, 2026; Chicago, Illinois, USA; San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. (23) reaches base on a fielder’s choice while at bat scoring one run against the Chicago Cubs during the third inning at Wrigley Field. Mandatory Credit: Patrick Gorski-Imagn Images

Seiya Suzuki’s two-out RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning Monday night lifted the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 win over the visiting San Diego Padres.

Dansby Swanson started the winning rally with an infield single against Jason Adam (2-2). Pete Crow-Armstrong singled Swanson to second, and San Diego replaced Adam with Mason Miller.

Alex Bregman singled to fill the bases, but Michael Busch’s flyout to shallow left became a double play when Jase Bowen gunned down Swanson at the plate. However, Suzuki drove a slider to deep left and Bowen couldn’t hang on at the wall, allowing Crow-Armstrong to score the winning run.

Trent Thornton (3-2) worked around a one-out infield hit by Fernando Tatis Jr. in the ninth as Chicago prevailed for the seventh time in eight games. It was the third straight defeat for San Diego.

Neither starter was involved in the decision. San Diego’s Griffin Canning yielded two runs on five hits over 4 1/3 innings, walking two and striking out three. Chicago’s Shota Imanaga scattered nine hits in his 6 1/3 innings, allowing two runs with no walks and four strikeouts.

The Padres initiated the scoring in the top of the third when Tatis grounded into a fielder’s choice with men at second and third and one out. Freddy Fermin was retired at third, but Xander Bogaerts scored.

Bogaerts made it 2-0 in the fourth, rifling a double into the left field corner to score Miguel Andujar (3-for-4). It was Bogaerts’ second hit in as many innings after entering the game 0-for-10 against Imanaga.

The Cubs got on the board in the fourth via a two-out single from Michael Conforto that plated Suzuki, who had doubled to left with one out. The inning was extended when Canning plunked Nico Hoerner.

Chicago tied the score 2-2 in the fifth on a sacrifice fly by Suzuki that scored Dansby Swanson, who had hit a leadoff double.

Poor situational hitting kept the game even. The teams went a combined 5-for-24 with runners in scoring position and teamed to strand 20 runners.

–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Seiya #Suzuki #delivers #walkoff #single #Cubs #Padres">Deadspin | Seiya Suzuki delivers walk-off single as Cubs down Padres

Jun 29, 2026; Chicago, Illinois, USA; San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. (23) reaches base on a fielder’s choice while at bat scoring one run against the Chicago Cubs during the third inning at Wrigley Field. Mandatory Credit: Patrick Gorski-Imagn Images

Seiya Suzuki’s two-out RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning Monday night lifted the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 win over the visiting San Diego Padres.

Dansby Swanson started the winning rally with an infield single against Jason Adam (2-2). Pete Crow-Armstrong singled Swanson to second, and San Diego replaced Adam with Mason Miller.

Alex Bregman singled to fill the bases, but Michael Busch’s flyout to shallow left became a double play when Jase Bowen gunned down Swanson at the plate. However, Suzuki drove a slider to deep left and Bowen couldn’t hang on at the wall, allowing Crow-Armstrong to score the winning run.

Trent Thornton (3-2) worked around a one-out infield hit by Fernando Tatis Jr. in the ninth as Chicago prevailed for the seventh time in eight games. It was the third straight defeat for San Diego.

Neither starter was involved in the decision. San Diego’s Griffin Canning yielded two runs on five hits over 4 1/3 innings, walking two and striking out three. Chicago’s Shota Imanaga scattered nine hits in his 6 1/3 innings, allowing two runs with no walks and four strikeouts.

The Padres initiated the scoring in the top of the third when Tatis grounded into a fielder’s choice with men at second and third and one out. Freddy Fermin was retired at third, but Xander Bogaerts scored.

Bogaerts made it 2-0 in the fourth, rifling a double into the left field corner to score Miguel Andujar (3-for-4). It was Bogaerts’ second hit in as many innings after entering the game 0-for-10 against Imanaga.

The Cubs got on the board in the fourth via a two-out single from Michael Conforto that plated Suzuki, who had doubled to left with one out. The inning was extended when Canning plunked Nico Hoerner.

Chicago tied the score 2-2 in the fifth on a sacrifice fly by Suzuki that scored Dansby Swanson, who had hit a leadoff double.

Poor situational hitting kept the game even. The teams went a combined 5-for-24 with runners in scoring position and teamed to strand 20 runners.

–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Seiya #Suzuki #delivers #walkoff #single #Cubs #Padres

If Jaylen Brown isn’t the biggest name on the NBA trade block right now, then Kawhi Leonard probably is. The Los Angeles Clippers have yet to discuss an extension with their 35-year-old superstar entering the final year of his contract, and it’s set off speculation that a trade is imminent.

Leonard remains arguably the best wing scorer in the world when he’s healthy, but his durability has always been an issue. He played 65 games last season, which is his second-highest since 2016-2017. Any team that trades for Leonard needs to be in position to win the championship right away, which makes finding a potential suitor for him even more difficult. While a Toronto Raptors reunion appears to have real momentum behind it right now, the door is still open for another team to make a deal.

It sure feels like Leonard will be dealt before there’s any sort of ruling on his Aspiration salary cap circumvention scandal. Here are six potential Kawhi trades that make sense for both sides.

Clippers get: Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, Jonathan Mogbo, 2027 first-round pick

Raptors get: Kawhi Leonard

This is the trade everyone is expecting to happen. I wonder if there’s really enough coming back to the Clippers in this trade without the inclusion of Allen Graves or Collin Murray-Boyles. I think another team can beat this offer unless Toronto is willing to throw in a second draft pick.

Clippers get: Devin Vassell, Keldon Johnson, 2027 first-round pick via Atlanta

The Spurs were just in the NBA Finals, so maybe this trade feels a little too bold right now. I don’t think the Clippers would have interest in De’Aaron Fox as he starts a $228 million deal with Keaton Wagler and Darius Garland already in the backcourt, but Vassell would make sense for Los Angeles. The Spurs probably do not want to lose Vassell, and that might make this a non-starter. San Antonio certainly showed their need for more halfcourt shot-creation and shot-making during their Finals loss to the Knicks, and a deal like this could make them the championship favorites next year. It’s risky, but I like it for San Antonio, and I think this offer could win a bidding war.

Clippers get: Aaron Gordon, Cam Johnson, 2033 first-round pick

Nuggets get: Kawhi Leonard

The Denver Nuggets feel further away from a championship than at any other point in the Nikola Jokic era after a humbling first-round playoff loss to the Timberwolves. The 2033 first-round pick is the last real asset Denver has to build a contender around Jokic, and Leonard might be the best player they could add in terms of increasing their championship odds for next season. This is a ton to give up for Denver, but the Jokic, Leonard, Jamal Murray trio would be right there with the league’s best.

Clippers get: Jaylen Brown

Clippers get: Kawhi Leonard

This would be an all-time ‘my problem for your problem’ trade. The Celtics are reportedly motivated to deal Brown after dangling him in their Giannis offer, and this is the rare deal that could return a player potentially even better for next season. Why would the Celtics be willing to get five years older in this deal? Well, it’s possible Brown is just ready for his next chapter, but this trade would also probably make Boston cheaper and more flexible going forward. I like it as a 1-for-1 with no picks involved.

Clippers get: Duncan Robinson, Caris LeVert, Ron Holland, 2027 first-round pick

Pistons get: Kawhi Leonard

I’ll admit I can’t get the salaries to match in this deal on the trade machine, but something like this could work in broad strokes even if it has to involve a third team. A trade for Leonard would immediately vault the Pistons into championship contender status assuming he could survive a playoff run. Detroit seems ready to shake it up after trading Isaiah Stewart earlier this offseason, and Leonard truly feels like a perfect fit for what Detroit needs.

Clippers get: Paul George, Clippers 2028 first-round pick

Zach Lowe brought this one up on his podcast, and it’s so good I had to include it. The Clippers were wise to let Paul George walk to Philly in free agency, and now they can get him back in exchange for the unprotected 2028 first-round pick they once forked over for James Harden. I don’t actually think Philly would go for this, but imagine a world where Leonard and Joel Embiid stay healthy, and they’re flanked by Tyrese Maxey, V.J. Edgecombe, and Labaron Philon in the backcourt. Sheesh. Big risk, big reward.

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6 Kawhi Leonard trade ideas as rumors surround Clippers star If Jaylen Brown isn’t the biggest name on the NBA trade block right now, then Kawhi Leonard probably is. The Los Angeles Clippers have yet to discuss an extension with their 35-year-old superstar entering the final year of his contract, and it’s set off speculation that a trade is imminent.Leonard remains arguably the best wing scorer in the world when he’s healthy, but his durability has always been an issue. He played 65 games last season, which is his second-highest since 2016-2017. Any team that trades for Leonard needs to be in position to win the championship right away, which makes finding a potential suitor for him even more difficult. While a Toronto Raptors reunion appears to have real momentum behind it right now, the door is still open for another team to make a deal.It sure feels like Leonard will be dealt before there’s any sort of ruling on his Aspiration salary cap circumvention scandal. Here are six potential Kawhi trades that make sense for both sides.Clippers get: Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, Jonathan Mogbo, 2027 first-round pickRaptors get: Kawhi LeonardThis is the trade everyone is expecting to happen. I wonder if there’s really enough coming back to the Clippers in this trade without the inclusion of Allen Graves or Collin Murray-Boyles. I think another team can beat this offer unless Toronto is willing to throw in a second draft pick.Clippers get: Devin Vassell, Keldon Johnson, 2027 first-round pick via AtlantaThe Spurs were just in the NBA Finals, so maybe this trade feels a little too bold right now. I don’t think the Clippers would have interest in De’Aaron Fox as he starts a 8 million deal with Keaton Wagler and Darius Garland already in the backcourt, but Vassell would make sense for Los Angeles. The Spurs probably do not want to lose Vassell, and that might make this a non-starter. San Antonio certainly showed their need for more halfcourt shot-creation and shot-making during their Finals loss to the Knicks, and a deal like this could make them the championship favorites next year. It’s risky, but I like it for San Antonio, and I think this offer could win a bidding war.Clippers get: Aaron Gordon, Cam Johnson, 2033 first-round pickNuggets get: Kawhi LeonardThe Denver Nuggets feel further away from a championship than at any other point in the Nikola Jokic era after a humbling first-round playoff loss to the Timberwolves. The 2033 first-round pick is the last real asset Denver has to build a contender around Jokic, and Leonard might be the best player they could add in terms of increasing their championship odds for next season. This is a ton to give up for Denver, but the Jokic, Leonard, Jamal Murray trio would be right there with the league’s best.Clippers get: Jaylen BrownClippers get: Kawhi LeonardThis would be an all-time ‘my problem for your problem’ trade. The Celtics are reportedly motivated to deal Brown after dangling him in their Giannis offer, and this is the rare deal that could return a player potentially even better for next season. Why would the Celtics be willing to get five years older in this deal? Well, it’s possible Brown is just ready for his next chapter, but this trade would also probably make Boston cheaper and more flexible going forward. I like it as a 1-for-1 with no picks involved.Clippers get: Duncan Robinson, Caris LeVert, Ron Holland, 2027 first-round pickPistons get: Kawhi LeonardI’ll admit I can’t get the salaries to match in this deal on the trade machine, but something like this could work in broad strokes even if it has to involve a third team. A trade for Leonard would immediately vault the Pistons into championship contender status assuming he could survive a playoff run. Detroit seems ready to shake it up after trading Isaiah Stewart earlier this offseason, and Leonard truly feels like a perfect fit for what Detroit needs.Clippers get: Paul George, Clippers 2028 first-round pickZach Lowe brought this one up on his podcast, and it’s so good I had to include it. The Clippers were wise to let Paul George walk to Philly in free agency, and now they can get him back in exchange for the unprotected 2028 first-round pick they once forked over for James Harden. I don’t actually think Philly would go for this, but imagine a world where Leonard and Joel Embiid stay healthy, and they’re flanked by Tyrese Maxey, V.J. Edgecombe, and Labaron Philon in the backcourt. Sheesh. Big risk, big reward. #Kawhi #Leonard #trade #ideas #rumors #surround #Clippers #star

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If Jaylen Brown isn’t the biggest name on the NBA trade block right now, then Kawhi Leonard probably is. The Los Angeles Clippers have yet to discuss an extension with their 35-year-old superstar entering the final year of his contract, and it’s set off speculation that a trade is imminent.
Leonard remains arguably the best wing scorer in the world when he’s healthy, but his durability has always been an issue. He played 65 games last season, which is his second-highest since 2016-2017. Any team that trades for Leonard needs to be in position to win the championship right away, which makes finding a potential suitor for him even more difficult. While a Toronto Raptors reunion appears to have real momentum behind it right now, the door is still open for another team to make a deal.
It sure feels like Leonard will be dealt before there’s any sort of ruling on his Aspiration salary cap circumvention scandal. Here are six potential Kawhi trades that make sense for both sides.
Clippers get: Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, Jonathan Mogbo, 2027 first-round pick
Raptors get: Kawhi Leonard
This is the trade everyone is expecting to happen. I wonder if there’s really enough coming back to the Clippers in this trade without the inclusion of Allen Graves or Collin Murray-Boyles. I think another team can beat this offer unless Toronto is willing to throw in a second draft pick.
Clippers get: Devin Vassell, Keldon Johnson, 2027 first-round pick via Atlanta
The Spurs were just in the NBA Finals, so maybe this trade feels a little too bold right now. I don’t think the Clippers would have interest in De’Aaron Fox as he starts a $228 million deal with Keaton Wagler and Darius Garland already in the backcourt, but Vassell would make sense for Los Angeles. The Spurs probably do not want to lose Vassell, and that might make this a non-starter. San Antonio certainly showed their need for more halfcourt shot-creation and shot-making during their Finals loss to the Knicks, and a deal like this could make them the championship favorites next year. It’s risky, but I like it for San Antonio, and I think this offer could win a bidding war.
Clippers get: Aaron Gordon, Cam Johnson, 2033 first-round pick
Nuggets get: Kawhi Leonard
The Denver Nuggets feel further away from a championship than at any other point in the Nikola Jokic era after a humbling first-round playoff loss to the Timberwolves. The 2033 first-round pick is the last real asset Denver has to build a contender around Jokic, and Leonard might be the best player they could add in terms of increasing their championship odds for next season. This is a ton to give up for Denver, but the Jokic, Leonard, Jamal Murray trio would be right there with the league’s best.
Clippers get: Jaylen Brown
Clippers get: Kawhi Leonard
This would be an all-time ‘my problem for your problem’ trade. The Celtics are reportedly motivated to deal Brown after dangling him in their Giannis offer, and this is the rare deal that could return a player potentially even better for next season. Why would the Celtics be willing to get five years older in this deal? Well, it’s possible Brown is just ready for his next chapter, but this trade would also probably make Boston cheaper and more flexible going forward. I like it as a 1-for-1 with no picks involved.
Clippers get: Duncan Robinson, Caris LeVert, Ron Holland, 2027 first-round pick
Pistons get: Kawhi Leonard
I’ll admit I can’t get the salaries to match in this deal on the trade machine, but something like this could work in broad strokes even if it has to involve a third team. A trade for Leonard would immediately vault the Pistons into championship contender status assuming he could survive a playoff run. Detroit seems ready to shake it up after trading Isaiah Stewart earlier this offseason, and Leonard truly feels like a perfect fit for what Detroit needs.
Clippers get: Paul George, Clippers 2028 first-round pick
Zach Lowe brought this one up on his podcast, and it’s so good I had to include it. The Clippers were wise to let Paul George walk to Philly in free agency, and now they can get him back in exchange for the unprotected 2028 first-round pick they once forked over for James Harden. I don’t actually think Philly would go for this, but imagine a world where Leonard and Joel Embiid stay healthy, and they’re flanked by Tyrese Maxey, V.J. Edgecombe, and Labaron Philon in the backcourt. Sheesh. Big risk, big reward.

#Kawhi #Leonard #trade #ideas #rumors #surround #Clippers #star">6 Kawhi Leonard trade ideas as rumors surround Clippers star

It sure feels like Leonard will be dealt before there’s any sort of ruling on his Aspiration salary cap circumvention scandal. Here are six potential Kawhi trades that make sense for both sides.

Clippers get: Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, Jonathan Mogbo, 2027 first-round pick

Raptors get: Kawhi Leonard

Clippers get: Devin Vassell, Keldon Johnson, 2027 first-round pick via Atlanta

Clippers get: Aaron Gordon, Cam Johnson, 2033 first-round pick

Nuggets get: Kawhi Leonard

Clippers get: Jaylen Brown

Clippers get: Kawhi Leonard

Clippers get: Duncan Robinson, Caris LeVert, Ron Holland, 2027 first-round pick

Pistons get: Kawhi Leonard

Clippers get: Paul George, Clippers 2028 first-round pick

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Sweden will need to produce the performance of a lifetime to topple World Cup powerhouses France in their round-of-32 ‌clash, coach Graham Potter said on Monday, as his young outfit prepare to face ⁠a side with “quality all over”.

Sweden squeaked into the tournament after a miserable qualifying campaign and will proudly wear the underdog ‌tag against France on Tuesday after an erratic group-stage campaign, where they beat Tunisia 5-1 ‌but lost to the Netherlands by the same ‌scoreline.

Kylian ⁠Mbappe-led France, which romped into the knockouts with ⁠three straight wins, is nearly unbeatable, according to former Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, and Potter knows his side will need to produce something special.

“We have ‌to be as close to perfect as we can be,” Potter said. “We know the quality of the opponent and we have full respect for that.”

Sweden’s hopes ‌rest on a youthful squad with limited World Cup experience, anchored by veteran defender Victor Lindelof, who can also be utilised in ⁠midfield.

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Potter shuffled his Sweden deck during its 1-1 draw with Japan, starting the Aston Villa centre back in midfield ‌before moving him back to defence.

“This is for many the first tournament with a tough journey to get as far as here,” said Lindelof.

“This is our World Cup adventure that’s at stake and we don’t want that to end.”

Potter divulged little of his ‌plans for Tuesday’s lineup during a pre-match press conference. Asked where he saw weaknesses to exploit in the France defence, the former Chelsea and West Ham ⁠United manager declined to entertain the idea that any ⁠weakness exists at all.

“I’m not sure weakness is necessarily a word I would use to describe ‌this French side. They’ve got quality all over,” said Potter. “We have to play the game of our lives.”

Published on Jun 30, 2026

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FIFA World Cup 2026: Weaknesses hard to find in France defence, says Sweden coach Potter Sweden will need to produce the performance of a lifetime to topple World Cup powerhouses France in their round-of-32 ‌clash, coach Graham Potter said on Monday, as his young outfit prepare to face ⁠a side with “quality all over”.Sweden squeaked into the tournament after a miserable qualifying campaign and will proudly wear the underdog ‌tag against France on Tuesday after an erratic group-stage campaign, where they beat Tunisia 5-1 ‌but lost to the Netherlands by the same ‌scoreline.Kylian ⁠Mbappe-led France, which romped into the knockouts with ⁠three straight wins, is nearly unbeatable, according to former Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, and Potter knows his side will need to produce something special.“We have ‌to be as close to perfect as we can be,” Potter said. “We know the quality of the opponent and we have full respect for that.”Sweden’s hopes ‌rest on a youthful squad with limited World Cup experience, anchored by veteran defender Victor Lindelof, who can also be utilised in ⁠midfield.MATCH REPORT | Paraguay knocks Germany out of FIFA World CupPotter shuffled his Sweden deck during its 1-1 draw with Japan, starting the Aston Villa centre back in midfield ‌before moving him back to defence.“This is for many the first tournament with a tough journey to get as far as here,” said Lindelof.“This is our World Cup adventure that’s at stake and we don’t want that to end.”Potter divulged little of his ‌plans for Tuesday’s lineup during a pre-match press conference. Asked where he saw weaknesses to exploit in the France defence, the former Chelsea and West Ham ⁠United manager declined to entertain the idea that any ⁠weakness exists at all.“I’m not sure weakness is necessarily a word I would use to describe ‌this French side. They’ve got quality all over,” said Potter. “We have to play the game of our lives.”Published on Jun 30, 2026 #FIFA #World #Cup #Weaknesses #hard #find #France #defence #Sweden #coach #Potter

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Sweden will need to produce the performance of a lifetime to topple World Cup powerhouses France in their round-of-32 ‌clash, coach Graham Potter said on Monday, as his young outfit prepare to face ⁠a side with “quality all over”.
Sweden squeaked into the tournament after a miserable qualifying campaign and will proudly wear the underdog ‌tag against France on Tuesday after an erratic group-stage campaign, where they beat Tunisia 5-1 ‌but lost to the Netherlands by the same ‌scoreline.
Kylian ⁠Mbappe-led France, which romped into the knockouts with ⁠three straight wins, is nearly unbeatable, according to former Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, and Potter knows his side will need to produce something special.
“We have ‌to be as close to perfect as we can be,” Potter said. “We know the quality of the opponent and we have full respect for that.”
Sweden’s hopes ‌rest on a youthful squad with limited World Cup experience, anchored by veteran defender Victor Lindelof, who can also be utilised in ⁠midfield.
MATCH REPORT | Paraguay knocks Germany out of FIFA World Cup
Potter shuffled his Sweden deck during its 1-1 draw with Japan, starting the Aston Villa centre back in midfield ‌before moving him back to defence.
“This is for many the first tournament with a tough journey to get as far as here,” said Lindelof.
“This is our World Cup adventure that’s at stake and we don’t want that to end.”
Potter divulged little of his ‌plans for Tuesday’s lineup during a pre-match press conference. Asked where he saw weaknesses to exploit in the France defence, the former Chelsea and West Ham ⁠United manager declined to entertain the idea that any ⁠weakness exists at all.
“I’m not sure weakness is necessarily a word I would use to describe ‌this French side. They’ve got quality all over,” said Potter. “We have to play the game of our lives.”
Published on Jun 30, 2026

#FIFA #World #Cup #Weaknesses #hard #find #France #defence #Sweden #coach #Potter">FIFA World Cup 2026: Weaknesses hard to find in France defence, says Sweden coach Potter

“We have ‌to be as close to perfect as we can be,” Potter said. “We know the quality of the opponent and we have full respect for that.”

Sweden’s hopes ‌rest on a youthful squad with limited World Cup experience, anchored by veteran defender Victor Lindelof, who can also be utilised in ⁠midfield.

MATCH REPORT | Paraguay knocks Germany out of FIFA World Cup

Potter shuffled his Sweden deck during its 1-1 draw with Japan, starting the Aston Villa centre back in midfield ‌before moving him back to defence.

“This is for many the first tournament with a tough journey to get as far as here,” said Lindelof.

“This is our World Cup adventure that’s at stake and we don’t want that to end.”

“I’m not sure weakness is necessarily a word I would use to describe ‌this French side. They’ve got quality all over,” said Potter. “We have to play the game of our lives.”

Published on Jun 30, 2026

#FIFA #World #Cup #Weaknesses #hard #find #France #defence #Sweden #coach #Potter

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