Kawhi Leonard’s numbers since leaving the Raptors were with the Clippers, and the latest reports say he’s now headed back to Toronto in a reported 2026 trade.

Since leaving Toronto

During his Clippers years, Leonard remained an elite scorer and two-way wing, but he also dealt with frequent injury interruptions that limited his availability. ESPN’s career stats page tracks his full NBA production and shows his post-Raptors output under Los Angeles.

Recent context

The most recent reports say the Clippers agreed to send Leonard back to the Raptors in a blockbuster deal on June 30, 2026. Coverage also notes that the move comes after seven years away from Toronto and involves draft picks plus players in return.

What that means statistically

A clean way to read his post-Raptors run is:

  • High-end production when healthy.
  • Strong scoring efficiency.
  • Reduced total games because of injuries and load management.

Quick note

If you want, I can turn this into a season-by-season stat line from 2019-20 through his last Clippers season.