Rob McClanaghan, a famed NBA trainer who has clients including LeBron James, Steph Curry, and Kevin Durant, was arrested and charged with rape.
McClanaghan was arrested in Rhode Island in a case being investigated by the Boston Police Sexual Assault Unit, Boston Police Fugitive Unit, and the Warwick Police Department in East Greenwich, according to“The suspect was transported by the BPD Fugitive Unit in coordination with members of the Warwick RI Police Department for booking at their department facility,” police told the media.
Boston police also claimed that McClanaghan may have used drugs slipped into drinks before sexually assaulting them. What do Steph Curry, Russell Westbrook, Kevin Love and Candace Parker all have in common? They have all worked under Rob McClanaghan, one of the NBA’s most elite trainers. He is returning to his home state for a special two-day basketball clinic for youth:
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