Kawhi Leonard is entering the final year of his contract with the Los Angeles Clippers. He is due $50.3 million next season but will be eligible to sign an extension this summer. Will the 34-year-old superstar put ink to paper and commit to the Clippers long-term? Or will he explore his options elsewhere? The answers to these questions will decide where the Clippers go from here. So, the biggest storyline for the Clippers over the next few months will be Leonard's decision. What's the Maximum Extension Kawhi Leonard Can Sign? Leonard can only extend his contract for two more seasons this summer. The most he can sign for is a two-year, $126.1 million deal. This will bring Leonard's deal up to a three-year, $176.4 million deal in total, an average of $58.8 million per season. With his play in the 2025-26 season, Leonard would be well-deserving of that annual salary. At the same time, he will turn 35 before the start of next season and has a lengthy injury history.…