LOS ANGELES — One of the Clippers' goals is to have the top record in the Western Conference — and it is attainable. There are plenty of games remaining, but the Clippers got one step closer Saturday afternoon to being the best in the West by defeating the Detroit Pistons 112-106 behind the inspired fourth-quarter play from Paul George. The Clippers have 31 games left in the regular season to see if they can end up on top. His back-to-back 3s pushed the lead to 13 points. Kawhi Leonard finished with 24 points and five assists while James Harden contributed 14 points and eight assists.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 11, 2024 00:40 UTC