Dylan Hernandez: Could lack of poise be the Clippers' downfall? They'll work on it
LOS ANGELES_When the Clippers visited San Antonio last month, Kawhi Leonard was an unwelcome guest in the arena he once called home.
Leonard was booed when he was introduced. He was booed whenever he touched the ball in his team's loss.
He figures to be the target of similar fury Saturday night, when the Clippers return to the AT&T Center to take on the Spurs.
That won't be the end of the abuse.
