Clutch Kawhi tows Clippers past Kings with dramatic buzzer-beater

In a moment eerily reminiscent of his legendary Toronto game-winner, Kawhi Leonard delivered another clutch masterpiece.

Sinking a dramatic buzzer-beater over all five Kings defenders, Leonard gave the Los Angeles Clippers a thrilling 111-110 overtime victory over Sacramento.

WHAT A SHOT BY KAWHI LEONARD.

HIM. pic.twitter.com/o7cDfpcJas
— LA Clippers (@LAClippers) March 10, 2025

James Harden led the way for LA with 29 points and 11 assists, while Ivica Zubac dominated inside with 22 points and 14 rebounds.

Leonard, despite a quiet scoring night with 17 points, had the final say with his unforgettable game-winner.

On the other side, DeMar DeRozan poured in 31 points, and Zach LaVine added 30, but their efforts weren’t enough as the Kings (33-30) slipped to ninth in the West.

Meanwhile, the Clippers (35-29) extended their winning streak to three, climbing to eighth in the standings with another signature Kawhi moment.

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