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Kawhi Leonard trade rumors continue to swirl, and most of the reports have featured the same handful of teams. Both the Los Angeles Lakers and Clippers frequently have been identified as potential landing spots for the star forward, while the Philadelphia 76ers and Boston Celtics have garnered some chatter as well. But according to the Washington Post’s Tim Bontemps, another team has emerged in the sweepstakes. “The Toronto Raptors also generated buzz as a potential destination for Leonard,� Bontemps writes. “With LeBron James out of the Eastern Conference, perhaps Raptors President of Basketball Operations Masai Ujiri is willing to swing for the fences and move DeMar DeRozan or Kyle Lowry in

Programs must have “a member of a traditionally underrepresented community” in the final candidate pool for significant athletic department roles.

When the WNBA hosts its All-Star Game in Minneapolis on July 28, LGBTQ fans may have a clear rooting interest in the game. The two captains of the teams — Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne — have selected their players, and there is one major difference between the two teams. There are seven publicly out LGBTQ players we know of in the game, making up 32% of the players. They are: Seimone Augustus Sue Bird DeWanna Bonner Elena Delle Donne Brittney Griner Angel McCoughtry Diana Taurasi When the dust had settled in the team draft, six of the seven players who have publicly acknowledged being LGBTQ to a member of the media were selected by Delle Donne, while only one of the seven players was