Los Angeles Clippers superstar Kawhi Leonard is hard to please based on his assessment of what he saw from the team's new players during their training camp in Honolulu, Hawaii. The oft-injured forward,

Kawhi Leonard says that he has been watching the new guys in camp such as Kris Dunn and Derrick Jones Jr., as well as observing everyone's progression, but adds "nobody stood out to me so far" pic.twitter.com/X6tMzFEqLS

With James Harden looking to regain his peak form and Kawhi Leonard recovered from a knee injury, expectations are high for the Los Angeles Clippers heading into the new season. However, Leonard himself seems less than enthused, making a harsh admission about the team’s new signings.

As the Los Angeles Clippers get ready for another new NBA season, they will be counting on stars Kawhi Leonard and James Harden to keep the team together. Star forward Paul George departed in free agency for the Philadelphia 76ers, leaving Los Angeles in the dust after the two sides couldn't agree on a new contract.

Kawhi Leonard is planning to be in the Los Angeles Clippers’ lineup for opening night unless his balky right knee prevents him from inaugurating the team’s new arena.

Los Angeles Clippers superstar forward Kawhi Leonard says his knee feels fine after the team's first preseason game.

Heading into this season, everyone is concerned about LA Clippers superstar Kawhi Leonard’s knee. Leonard had an off-season procedure on his knee, and inflammation after the operation kept him out of the Paris Olympics.

Kawhi Leonard has struggled with fitness since joining the L.A. Clippers in 2019. Now, the star forward needs to strike a balance if he hopes to have the impact the Clippers need from him.