Shams Charania
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3,469 appearances
12 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3 Sep
Shams Charania’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And so that you know, when you talk to people around the players' union, it's they're using this as a cautionary tale of what can happen when someone has this much power around you and you're the player.
So if Kawhi Leonard is just thinking about playing basketball, maybe not.
Looking at his bank account and seeing what's actually going on, that is what the NBA is taking him as at his word because they just don't have the proof that he had the knowledge, nor did Wachtel Lipton find that proof.
And so, absent of that proof, you can't just void his contract or suspend him based on a pretext.
But again, he is taking that penalty: $700,000 of improper benefits to his uncle.
But then even more than that, you're getting a lot of stain on his legacy, clearly his name and
He was very brazen with the way he behaved with his inner circle.
There's no doubt about it.
And that's the penalty that he's living with.
But the trade as of right now, both sides, the Clippers and Rappers, they're moving forward as if the trade is going to happen.
There's sequencing that has to occur, but the trade call is what's next, lining that up with the NBA.
And both sides have already spoken uh Wednesday night, and they both have the intention of moving forward here with this trade.
Kawhi Leonard to Toronto and Brandon Ingram, Grady Dick, two first-round picks, uh two second round picks, and one pick swap would be going to the Clippers.
And you talk about five first-round picks you lose, well, you're getting some of that back here in this Toronto deal.
The expectation is there will be an extension here to come with Kawhi Leonard as well.
No, I mean, you stated it all right.
And so that's what we know right now.
Five of the six Buss siblings voted in favor of selling the remaining 17.8% remaining final shares with the Lakers, along with Mark Walter.
So there's a tag-along provision that if Mark Walter ever sold, that they could then, as siblings, as part of their Buss family trust,
have the majority votes to then sell along with Mark Walter.
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