Clippers Extend Win Streak to Five with Victory over Kings
Kawhi Leonard's scoring streak continues as Paul George sits out second half due to sore groin
- Kawhi Leonard scored 31 points in the Clippers' 119-99 victory over the Sacramento Kings, marking his third consecutive game with over 30 points.
- The Clippers' win over the Kings is their fifth consecutive victory, making it the longest active win streak in the NBA.
- Paul George did not play in the second half of the game due to a sore left groin, but Coach Tyronn Lue said he could have returned if needed.
- The Clippers have won 10 of their last 13 games, showing improved performance since the addition of James Harden to the roster on November 6.
- Despite a strong start to the season, the Kings have struggled in recent games, losing twice to the Clippers in two weeks and failing to score over 100 points in four games this season.