Now, this is more like it.
For a month, the Clippers talked about how they had everything they needed on the roster, they were just lacking consistency. Now, they’ve strung together three wins, two of them in dominant fashion after laying waste to the Spurs on the front end of a back-to-back, 134-101.
Kawhi Leonard was particularly rude to his former team, leading the way with 25 points along with seven rebounds, three assists, and five steals. His game popped beyond the box score, as he had some mean finishes at the rim, and generally exerted his will with his physicality.