The Los Angeles Clippers secured a 127-105 victory against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday night, with Kawhi Leonard leading the charge with 32 points on just 15 shots.

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The win was particularly important for the team, as it was their first game since Paul George sustained a knee injury that will likely keep him out of the remainder of the regular season, which ends on April 9

George sprained his right knee during the team's 101-100 loss to the Thunder two nights prior and is expected to be re-evaluated in two to three weeks.

Clippers coach Tyronn Lue expressed his satisfaction with the team's performance, noting that the win was much-needed.

the Clippers basketball team made a series of successful 3-point shots during the third and fourth quarters of a game against the Thunder basketball team. Specifically, the Clippers made seven consecutive 3-pointers between the end of the third quarter and the beginning of the fourth quarter, with three of them made by Hyland and one made by Leonard, which increased their lead to 101-85

Later on, the Clippers sank another three 3-pointers in a row, with one of them made by an unspecified player, which extended their lead to 114-89. Ultimately, the Clippers outscored the Thunder 35-25 in the fourth quarter.

Leonard commented on the performance of former Clipper Gilgeous-Alexander, stating that he remained efficient, but the Clippers aimed to make things more difficult for him.

Meanwhile, the Clippers' bench proved instrumental, outscoring the Thunder's reserves 51-30 and injecting much-needed energy into the game, as noted by Leonard.