Leonard stepped away from the Clippers on Wednesday to be with family who were forced to evacuate due to the Los Angeles-area wildfires.

Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is reportedly stepping away from the team to be with members of his family who were affected by the ongoing

Kawhi Leonard left the Clippers to fly to L.A. to be with his family, which was evacuated due to the Palisades Fire. "Totally had my support," coach Tyronn Lue said.

Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is one of many people in California impacted by the large wildfires as he plans to step away from the team in order to attend to family members who had to evacuate because of the fires, NBA insider Chris Haynes reported.

Kawhi Leonard left the Los Angeles Clippers in Denver on Wednesday to be with his family in Los Angeles after they were evacuated from their Pacific Palisades home because of wildfires.

Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is expected to step away from the team to tend to family members who were evacuated due to the several wildfires in Los Angeles, per Chris Haynes.  As of Wednesday,

Leonard, who bought a house in Pacific Palisades in 2021, was set to play in his third game of the season on Wednesday night in Denver.

Kawhi Leonard has stepped away from the Clippers to be with members of his family, who were forced to evacuate their homes with the inferno raging across southern California, according to multiple reports on Wednesday. Leonard will miss a matchup in Denver after flying back to Los Angeles.

Kawhi Leonard had only logged two games this season before a crisis back home gave him another reason not to play. According to the latest intel from Chris Haynes, Leonard is stepping away from the Clippers once again to be with his family after the mass evacuations within Los Angeles.

Ty Lue on Kawhi Leonard stepping away amid wildfires: “You definitely have to take care of home. … Totally had my support 100%. Going back, checking on his family and