Newly leaked emails have shed light on an attempt by the Clippers marketing team. The effort was to connect two individuals, Kawhi Leonard and Uncle Dennis, with a company called Daktronics.
The purpose of this connection was for an activation and autograph signing. Details of the planned event are not specified in the available information.
Further information on this matter can be found through Pablo Torre, the source of the leaked emails, as reported by the Galveston County Daily News.
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