“Aspiration took all the escrow money before”- Mark Cuban makes massive claim about Steve Ballmer’s involvement in Kawhi Leonard’s $28 million no-show scandal

Kawhi Leonard’s $28 million no-show scandal is getting messier day by day. Amidst ongoing drama around the Los Angeles Clippers’ star, Mark Cuban made a massive claim about Steve Ballmer’s involvement in the no-show controversy.

The Dallas Mavericks’ minority owner proved Ballmer is innocent through a tweet correction on X, previously known as Twitter.

Mark Cuban makes a bold claim about Steve Ballmer’s involvement in Kawhi Leonard’s $28 million controversy

The Shark Tank fame Mark Cuban has been diverting headlines with a bold stand on Steve Ballmer’s involvement in the ongoing Kawhi Leonard no-show scandal. Cuban’s recent tweet on X mentioned Aspiration took most of the escrow money long before Steve Ballmer introduced the fraudulent firm to Kawhi Leonard’s team. Mark Cuban’s recent tweet mentioned, “Correction. However. Aspiration took all the escrow money before they were even introduced to Kawhi.

This part should have been edited out. Aspire took MOST of the escrow money and the first 20m BEFORE BALLMER INTRODUCED ASPIRE TO Kawhi’s team.”The controversial tweet even had a link based on ESPN’s report on Steve Ballmer’s statement on Kawhi Leonard’s $28 million no-show case. Mark Cuban’s tweet further elaborated,

“And for those that think the email could be fabricated, remember he had to turn over everything to the Feds. And now the NBA, will quietly ask the Feds if the emails match what they have. Verdict : Ballmer is not the father of the CBA violation!”According to the explanation behind Mark Cuban’s detailed tweet, he made one thing crystal clear, since a certain amount of money was lost way before the fraudulent company Aspiration was introduced to Kawhi Leonard’s team, how does Steve Ballmer is linked with the Kawhi Leonard's controversy.

Mark Cuban defends Steve Ballmer amid Kawhi Leonard’s $28 million no-show case

This is not the first time Mark Cuban has openly come in support of Los Angeles Clippers’ owner Steve Ballmer. When the speculation around Ballmer’s direct involvement with the Kawhi Leonard’s controversy started doing the rounds of the NBA world, Cuban was the first one to defend him. He simply stated that Steve Ballmer would not damage his reputation for a mere $50 million. Cuban stated,

“The scammers are where all the blame should start. I just don’t see Steve giving up $50 million and risking his entire reputation, integrity, and franchise.” According to Mark Cuban, Steve Ballmer has not only invested billions but his time into making what Los Angeles Clippers stands for today, and he would not risk his public image for some million dollars. Also Read: Bill Simmons makes a bold claim about the NBA league amidst Kawhi Leonard’s $28 million no-show controversy