Amid Concerns Over Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, Clippers Owner Reveals Bizarre Plan for His $800,000,000 Rich New Arena: “That’s 44,000 Square Feet”

NBA’s all-new policy has landed Kawhi Leonard and Paul George in a heap of trouble. In over three years, the two Clippers‘ superstars have played together only for 138 games. The reason? Injury and load management. Now, the NBA’s all-new rule has put the two perennial All-Stars in grave danger. However, amid concerns regarding their superstars, the franchise has exciting news to cheer about. Their $800,000,000 rich new arena has a 44,000 square-foot feature that will blow your mind.

The Los Angeles Clippers have shared their arena with their hometown rivals, Los Angeles Lakers, for years now. However, in an effort to establish their own legacy, the team has now moved to Inglewood. Their all-new arena is already thriving with over $800,000,000 in investments. Now, the Clippers’ owner has revealed this arena will also introduce some state-of-the-art features that the fans have never witnessed in the past.

Kawhi Leonard and Co’s new home has a stunning feature

Kawhi Leonard and Paul George have delivered some sensational performances in the Crypto.com Arena over the years. However, the Clippers have now provided the two superstars a new home to showcase their brilliance. And this home comes with some spectacular surprises. The Clippers’ new arena has already earned a whopping $800,000,000 in investments, over $500M of which have come simply from naming rights. However, the franchise’s owner, Steve Ballmer, has now revealed that the “Intuit Dome” will also feature a 44,000-square-foot scoreboard. Unbelievable isn’t it?

“I wanted an arena that works for the true basketball fan”, said Ballmer about the Intuit Dome. “We saw an early option to do a crazy thing for a scoreboard and I was like okay….but what the hell. Our scoreboard’s an acre. We have an acre scoreboard. That’s 44,000 square feet” he revealed. Ballmer added, “The average big NBA scoreboard is 9000 square feet so we have a five times as much scoreboard as some of the biggest boards out there.” 

Among other unique features of the Intuit Dome, the scoreboard is definitely one that stands out. Deep leg room, powered seats, and “The Wall” along with the gigantic scoreboard truly make the Clippers’ new home a unique experience. However, while the franchise has built a state-of-the-art masterpiece for its players, its two franchise players Kawhi and George may have landed in major trouble. How will the two superstars tackle NBA’s brand new policy slamming “load management”?

The league slams Leonard and George’s long-running practice

Paul George and Kawhi Leonard have both suffered horrifying injuries in the past. The two stars have had phenomenal careers but their Clippers stint has been marred by injuries. To tackle this issue, they have often resorted to citing load management as a reason to take rest to recover. However, NBA’s new policy may not let them follow this long-running practice anymore.

NBA’s new policy will now “Strengthen the resting policy rules and punishments for star players that include national TV games, in-season tournament games and sitting out multiple All-Stars together in regular season games“. This means that Leonard and George cannot sit out games together, citing “load management” or any other reasons. This rule applies to players who have made All-Star teams in the past 3 seasons. George and Leonard have both received All-Star selections in the past three years, with PG13 in fact, receiving the honor in all two of these years. Hence, this may seem like a matter of concern for both the Clippers superstars.

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While Leonard and George face major trouble, their franchise will reach new heights soon. Their new home, the Intuit Dome will have some stunning features that are sure to deliver the fans every bit of excitement they expect from Clippers games. With the new NBA rule, one can also assume the arena will witness Kawhi Leonard and Paul George much more than usual.

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