Popovich says Leonard out indefinitely, Mills cleared to return
Kawhi Leonard remains out indefinitely with a torn ligament in his right hand, but Christmas came early for the Spurs with the medical clearance of Patty Mills.
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Kawhi Leonard remains out indefinitely with a torn ligament in his right hand, but Christmas came early for the Spurs with the medical clearance of Patty Mills.
Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard has told some of his closest associates he thinks he will be ready to suit up for the Spurs' Christmas Day game against the Thunder.
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