LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is expected to return for Sunday's road game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, according to reports.

Eighteen games into the season, the Cavs are still dealing with injuries but Sunday’s game against the Clippers gives Cleveland an opportunity to continue building trust in an area that devastated them in last year’s postseason.

Kawhi Leonard is expected to be back on the court for the Los Angeles Clippers this weekend. According to NBA insider Chris Haynes, Leonard is expected to make his return on Sunday to face the Cleveland Cavaliers. It will be his first game since November 3.

Leonard will have missed 10 games with an ankle/foot sprain, returing in time for a key NBA Cup game Tuesday on NBC and Peacock.

The 12-year NBA veteran, who played with the Clippers from 1995-99, died of natural causes linked to a 2008 spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed.

With the way the Clippers have been struggling this season and the age of their roster, they may need to make a big move.

Heading into the offseason, it was very clear that the Miami Heat needed a significant addition to bolster their struggling offense and another star to support