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Warriors Lose Looney, Kawhi Files Lawsuit and More

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Another day, another injury revealed for the Warriors, who learned Monday they won’t have defensive stopper Kevon Looney for the rest of the NBA Finals. Golden State is already without Kevin Durant and has key players Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala and DeMarcus Cousins banged up. On the other side of the court, the Raptors’ Kawhi Leonard has filed a lawsuit to protect his personal logo, and Toronto thinks it’s still in good shape despite a disappointing second half in Game 2.

Looney has taken on added importance with Durant out, especially on defense. If they both miss Game 3, that could spell trouble for a banged-up Golden State.

Kawhi Leonard’s logo is a bit strange, but he says it’s his alone, and he wants to make sure Nike can’t own the copyright.

Speaking of Nike, the company has a rather interesting KD T-Shirt on sale … is this a hint Durant is coming back to the Bay next year?

The Raptors clearly have their hands full with Golden State already. They could really use all of their stars on the court for as much as possible.

Despite the fact that Toronto could easily be up 2-0 and instead lost homecourt, there are plenty of media saying the Raptors are still in fine shape now that the Finals is down to a best-of-five series.

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• Kevon Looney’s Cartilage Injury Makes Warriors’ Title Hunt That Much More Absurd | Deadspin

• Kawhi files lawsuit against Nike over ‘Klaw’ logo | ESPN.com

• People think Nike may have accidentally revealed Kevin Durant is staying with the Warriors | SF Gate

• Lowry has been in foul trouble far too often in playoffs for Raptors | Toronto Sun

• Five reasons the Raptors are in good shape with the series tied 1-1 | Toronto Sun

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