Clippers' Comeback Beats Warriors

0:00Here's more Golden State Warriors news from March 3rd. The Clipper staged a huge comeback, erasing a 17-point deficit to beat the shorthanded Warriors 114-101 on Monday night. Kawaii Leonard paced Los Angeles with 23 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists. Darius Garland made his Clipper's debut off the bench, scoring 12 points in nearly 23 minutes. He joined the team last month in a trade deadline deal that sent James Hardin to Cleveland. Garland took a hit to the face in the second quarter, chasing a loose ball, but shook it off and kept playing. His three-pointer late in the third quarter sparked the rally, and Chris Dunn added 16 points, seven rebounds, and seven assists. The Warriors got 22 points from Brandon Podziemsky and 17 from Al Horford, but they struggled after halftime. Los Angeles shot poorly from three, but seeds control with a nine-to-four run to open the fourth. Golden State missed even Curry for an 11th straight game with a knee injury, plus Chris Tap's porzinga's due to illness.

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