Clippers Set Franchise Record with 59-Point Blowout Against Nets

Kawhi Leonard leads Los Angeles Clippers to a historic win, marking the largest victory margin in team history and tying for the 10th largest in NBA history.

The Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Brooklyn Nets 126-67, achieving a 59-point victory, the largest in franchise history and tied for the 10th largest in NBA history.
Kawhi Leonard, playing his fourth game of the season after recovering from knee issues, scored a season-high 23 points in just 24 minutes.
The Nets' 67 points marked the lowest score in an NBA game this season, and the loss was the largest in the franchise's history since 1978.
James Harden contributed 21 points, 11 assists, and six rebounds, continuing his return to form after recovering from a groin injury earlier in the season.
Both teams were managing roster challenges, with the Clippers missing several players due to G-League assignments and agreements, while the Nets faced multiple injuries, including key players like Cam Thomas and Nic Claxton.

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