This week, it was revealed that LA Clippers superstar Kawhi Leonard stepped away from the team to be with family members who were forced to evacuate during the Los Angeles wildfires. The wildfires have been one of the biggest tragedies in LA history,

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The star forward will step away from the team to attend this family affected by devastating Southern California fires.

The horrific L.A. wildfire tragedy has caused a lot of pain and damage to people across the city. Several people have faced health concerns, and even had their possessions destroyed, with some even losing their homes.

So just happy and thankful for that.” – 8:05 PM Arash Markazi @ArashMarkazi Kawhi Leonard traveled with the Clippers to Denver yesterday but he returned to L.A. today to be with his family ...

Kawhi Leonard was in the starting lineup and made his season debut as the Los Angeles Clippers hosted the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night. Leonard missed the Clippers' first 34 games with what the ...

Sources: Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is stepping away from the ... the league made the proper move today by canceling the Lakers' game against the Hornets tonight.

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