The Los Angeles Clippers have reportedly changed their approach as it relates to making forward Kawhi Leonard the centerpiece of the roster. ESPN's Baxter Holmes wrote a piece about Leonard's tenure with the Clippers thus far, and quoted a former Clippers staffer as saying, "They're done building around [Kawhi]. Since the 2017-18 season when he played in only nine games due to injury, Leonard has reached the 60-games-played mark only twice in the past seven campaigns. Following that season, Leonard signed a three-year, $103.14 million deal with the Clippers, and he has remained in L.A. ever since. While Leonard was productive as usual last season, a knee injury and other ailments limited him to 37 games.