Danny Green reveals his honest first impression of Kawhi Leonard, admitting he didn’t believe the future Finals MVP would ever become great.

Danny Green says Kawhi Leonard had the tools to match Kobe Bryant, but injuries and resume gaps keep the comparison firmly in Kobe’s favor.

Kawhi Leonard is out for the next two games with a knee injury. Clippers beat writer Joey Linn shared the injury update in an X post on Sunday.

The Clippers host the Washington Wizards on Jan. 14 at Inglewood’s Intuit Dome before embarking on a four-game road trip. They return home for matchups against the Lakers and Brooklyn Nets on Jan. 22 and Jan. 25, then close the pre-break schedule with nine more games — seven of them away from home.

Kawhi Leonard’s legacy remains one of the NBA’s most controversial topics. Although he has an impressive catalogue of achievements, his various injuries create a grey area in his standing among the greats.

Leonard attended the "Takeover Experience" youth basketball event at TAT Stadium on Birchmount Road in Scarborough to hold a basketball clinic for kids. With the crowd, including Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow, showing love to the former Raptors star, he let them know that the feeling is mutual.

Kawhi Leonard is returning to Los Angeles for treatment on his left knee, missing the final two games of the Clippers' road trip. This comes after he also sat out a game due to an ankle sprain. Despite recent knee soreness,