The two sides were 'very close' to finalizing a four-year, $20 million deal, but 'representatives' for Leonard didn't feel the deal was worthy of his two top-3 finishes in the MVP voting.

Without Leonard, the Spurs fall further back into a bloated Western Conference middle class.

This signing could have implications around the league.

If Leonard were to leave San Antonio, he would miss out on at least $31 million over the length of his next contract.

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'He insulted more than half of the Spurs’ fan base...'

The best hope the San Antonio Spurs had of giving the Golden State Warriors a series in round one of the NBA’s Western Conference playoffs will reportedly remain on the […]