Yin-Yang contract is still under investigation! Xiao Hua: No consideration is given to moving the new season All-Star Game out of the Clippers home court

October 7th Today, NBA President Adam Silver said that although the league is investigating whether the Clippers have violated salary cap rules related to Leonard, it is currently not considering moving the All-Star Game out of the Clippers' home court.

Last month, a reporter broke the news that the Clippers and Leonard were suspected of having a yin and yang contract. If a team is found to have violated salary cap regulations, the NBA can impose severe penalties, including fines of up to $7.5 million, voiding contracts, and deprivation of future draft rights.

However, the league's midterm celebrations will be held as scheduled at the IntuitDome and will not be affected by the ongoing investigation.

Silver said: "We are not considering moving the All-Star Game, and preparations for the All-Star Game and its related activities are completely independent of the ongoing investigation."