Kawhi Leonard Courts Kids on Scarborough’s New Basketball Court
Former Raptors star Kawhi Leonard spends a minute with local kids on Scarborough’s new court.
Former Toronto Raptors star Kawhi Leonard recently appeared on CBC’s The National, joining a group of local kids for a short basketball session on a newly built court in Scarborough, Ontario. The 1‑minute‑16‑second video, released January 19, 2026, captures Leonard—who last played for the Los Angeles Clippers—dunking a ball, sharing laughs, and encouraging the children to improve their skills. Host Martha Ramos guided the interview, noting how the community court was a recent city investment aimed at increasing youth recreation spaces. The clip showcases Leonard’s humility and ongoing engagement with Toronto’s youth, reinforcing his legacy beyond the court. The moment received wide attention from both sports fans and local residents.
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