The Toronto Raptors have kicked off training camp and are putting everything from this past summer behind them. At least, that's what Kawhi Leonard is trying to do.

Toronto held their second practice of training camp on Wednesday in Quebec City, and Leonard remained a somewhat limited participant as he ramps up his activity from a summer in which he didn't do much.

On Tuesday evening, investigative reporter Pablo Torre came out with another episode of his Pablo Torre Finds Out show, where he broke down more of Kawhi Leonard's side deals. This one focused on Boingo Wireless.

NEW: Kawhi Leonard and a "CLIP" account got $1.9M from Boingo before a 1-hour military photo-op, internal financials and government records show.

"It is really gross," former Boingo exec says. "Those Marines had no idea they were participating in… fraud?"

What did Kawhi know? pic.twitter.com/vZniTcPOnL

— Pablo Torre Finds Out (@pablofindsout) September 30, 2026

Leonard was asked about the reporting during Wednesday's practice, but didn't have much of a reaction to it.

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“I don't follow it,” Leonard told members of the media on Wednesday afternoon. “I don't know what to think of it all or really expect. I’m not entertained by it. Like I said before, the NBA did their job, the PA did their job, and yeah. I don't even know what he's talking about so it's hard for me to [comment].”

Leonard, through the National Basketball Players Association, reached an agreement with the NBA to pay back $700,000 stemming from improper benefits. Meanwhile, the LA Clippers were fined $30 million, docked five future first round draft picks, and are facing a number of suspensions for top members of the organization like Steve Ballmer, Lawrence Frank, and Gillian Zucker.

The Clippers are in Hawaii with training camp underway this week, and will be taking on Leonard and the Raptors in Vancouver next week.