L.A. Clippers (43-20) at Golden State Warriors (15-49) Regular … · 2020-03-30 · CLIPPERS 2019-20 ROSTER NO. PLAYER POS HT WT BIRTHDATE PRIOR TO NBA/HOME COUNTRY YRS 21Patrick

LAST GAME'S STARTERSPRESEASON DATE OPPONENT TV RESULT/TIMEOct. 3 Houston WEST/NBA TV L, 96-109Oct. 6 Shanghai PRIME/NBA TV W, 127-87Oct. 10 Denver PRIME L, 91-111Oct. 13 Melbourne N/A W, 118-100Oct. 17 Dallas NBA TV L, 87-102

REGULAR SEASON DATE OPPONENT TV RESULT/TIMEOct. 22 Lakers TNT W, 112-110Oct. 24 at Golden State TNT W, 141-122Oct. 26 at Phoenix PRIME/NBA TV L, 122-130Oct. 28 Charlotte PRIME/NBA TV W, 111-96Oct. 30 at Utah PRIME/ESPN L, 96-110Oct. 31 San Antonio PRIME W, 103-97Nov. 3 Utah PRIME W, 105-94Nov. 6 Milwaukee PRIME/ESPN L, 124-129Nov. 7 Portland TNT W, 107-101Nov. 11 Toronto PRIME/NBA TV W, 98-88Nov. 13 at Houston PRIME/ESPN L, 93-102Nov. 14 at New Orleans PRIME L, 127-132Nov. 16 Atlanta PRIME W, 150-101Nov. 18 Oklahoma City PRIME W, 90-88Nov. 20 Boston PRIME/ESPN W, 107-104 (OT)Nov. 22 Houston PRIME/ESPN W, 122-119Nov. 24 New Orleans PRIME W, 134-109Nov. 26 at Dallas PRIME/NBA TV W, 114-99Nov. 27 at Memphis PRIME W, 121-119Nov. 29 at San Antonio PRIME L, 97-107Dec. 1 Washington PRIME W, 150-125Dec. 3 Portland TNT W, 117-97Dec. 6 at Milwaukee PRIME L, 91-119Dec. 8 at Washington PRIME W, 135-119Dec. 9 at Indiana PRIME W, 110-99Dec. 11 at Toronto PRIME/ESPN W, 112-92Dec. 13 at Minnesota PRIME/ESPN W, 124-117Dec. 14 at Chicago PRIME L, 106-109Dec. 17 Phoenix PRIME/NBA TV W, 120-99Dec. 19 Houston TNT L, 117-122Dec. 21 at San Antonio PRIME W, 134-109Dec. 22 at Oklahoma City PRIME/NBA TV L, 112-118Dec. 25 at Lakers ABC/ESPN W, 111-106Dec. 28 Utah PRIME L, 107-120Dec. 31 at Sacramento PRIME W, 105-87Jan. 2 Detroit PRIME/NBA TV W, 126-112Jan. 4 Memphis PRIME L, 114-140Jan. 5 New York PRIME W, 135-132Jan. 10 Golden State PRIME W, 109-100Jan. 12 at Denver PRIME L, 104-114Jan. 14 Cleveland PRIME W, 128-103Jan. 16 Orlando WEST W, 122-95Jan. 18 at New Orleans ABC W, 133-130Jan. 21 at Dallas PRIME/NBA TV W, 110-107Jan. 22 at Atlanta PRIME L, 95-102Jan. 24 at Miami PRIME/ESPN W, 122-117Jan. 26 at Orlando PRIME W, 112-97Jan. 30 Sacramento PRIME L, 103-124Feb. 1 Minnesota PRIME W, 118-106Feb. 3 San Antonio PRIME/NBA TV W, 108-105Feb. 5 Miami PRIME/ESPN W, 128-111Feb. 8 at Minnesota PRIME L, 115-142Feb. 9 at Cleveland PRIME W, 133-92Feb. 11 at Philadelphia PRIME/TNT L, 103-110Feb. 13 at Boston PRIME/TNT L, 133-141 (2OT) Feb. 22 Sacramento PRIME L, 103-112Feb. 24 Memphis PRIME/NBA TV W, 124-97Feb. 26 at Phoenix PRIME W, 102-92Feb. 28 Denver PRIME/ESPN W, 132-103Mar. 1 Philadelphia ABC W, 136-130Mar. 3 at Oklahoma City PRIME W, 109-94Mar. 5 at Houston PRIME/TNT W, 120-105Mar. 8 Lakers ABC L, 103-112Mar. 10 at Golden State TNT 7:30 PMMar. 13 Brooklyn PRIME/NBA TV 7:30 PMMar. 14 New Orleans PRIME 7:30 PMMar. 16 Dallas PRIME/ESPN 7:30 PMMar. 18 at Denver PRIME 6:00 PMMar. 20 Phoenix PRIME 7:30 PMMar. 23 at New York PRIME 4:30 PMMar. 25 at Brooklyn PRIME/ESPN 4:00 PMMar. 27 at Detroit PRIME 4:00 PMMar. 28 at Charlotte PRIME 4:00 PMMar. 30 Indiana PRIME/NBA TV 7:30 PMApr. 2 at Sacramento PRIME 7:00 PMApr. 4 Oklahoma City PRIME 12:30 PMApr. 6 Chicago PRIME 7:30 PMApr. 7 at Utah PRIME 7:00 PMApr. 9 at Lakers TNT 7:30 PMApr. 11 Golden State ABC 5:30 PMApr. 13 Minnesota PRIME 7:30 PMApr. 15 at Portland PRIME 7:00 PMAll times are Pacific.

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#21 PATRICK BEVERLEY G • 6-1 • 180

2019-20 Regular Season Stats MIN PTS REB AST STL BLK FG% 3PT% FT% 27.2 7.8 5.4 3.8 1.1 0.5 .425 .368 .650

LAST GAME: Tallied 2 points (1-3 FG), 1 assist, 4 rebounds and 1 steal in 26:14 minutes. PLAYER NOTES

• Since 12/1, ranks sixth in the NBA in 3PT FG% (43.8%). • 1/10 vs. GSW, fell one assist shy of a triple-double collecting 12 points, 11 boards, 9 assists and a career-tying 3 blocks. • 11/20 vs. Boston, became the third guard in NBA history to have 16+ rebounds, 7+ assists, 3+ steals and 2+ blocks.

#2 KAWHI LEONARD F • 6-7 • 225


LAST GAME: Tallied 27 points (9-18 FG, 2-9 3PT, 7-8 FT), 2 rebounds and 1 block in 37:10 minutes. PLAYER NOTES

• Ranks eighth in the NBA in ppg (26.9) and is fifth in steals (1.8). • 2/24 vs. MEM, became 2nd Clipper to have at least 25 points, 8 rebounds and 2 steals in under 25 minutes played. • 1/24 at MIA, had his 1st career triple-double (33 pts, 10 reb, 10 assists). 3rd Clipper to have a 30+ point triple-double.

#31 MARCUS MORRIS SR. F • 6-8 • 218


LAST GAME: Tallied 1 point (0-9 FG, 0-7 3PM, 1-2 FT), 6 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal in 29:08 minutes. PLAYER NOTES

• Made his Clippers debut on 2/9 at Cleveland, scoring 10 points with four rebounds, two assists and three steals. • Currently averaging career-high in points (19.6), three-pointers made (2.7) and three-point field goal percentage (43.9). • 1/5 at LAC, set a new career-high with 38 points on 13-of-19 (68.4%) with five rebounds and two steals.

L.A. Clippers (43-20) at Golden State Warriors (15-49)Regular Season Game 64; Away Game 32

Chase Center; San Francisco, CATuesday, March 10, 2020 - 7:30 p.m. (PST)

TV: TNT; Radio: AM 570 L.A. Sports

CLIP BOARD• The Clippers are 12-1 this season when they make at least 15 three-pointers.

• 2/5 vs. MIA, the Clippers made a franchise-record 24 threes and had a season-high 35 assists.

• 1/5 vs. NYK, Paul George (32), Lou Williams (32) and Mon-trezl harrell (34) became the first trio in franchise history to each eclipse 30 points.

• The Clippers have 26 games this season where they have scored 120+ points which ranks tied for third in the NBA.

L.A. CLIPPERS 2019-20 RECORD BREAKDOWN

LAST GAME: Tallied 5 points (1-4 FG, 3-4 FT), 7 rebounds and 1 block in 13:50 minutes. PLAYER NOTES

• Currently second on the Clippers in blocks (0.9) and tied for second in rebounds (7.1). • 3/5 at Houston, became the first player in franchise history with 17+ points and 12+ rebounds in under 21 minutes. • 10/28 vs. Charlotte, tallied a career-high five blocks in the contest.

#40 IVICA ZUBACC • 7-0 • 265


#13 PAUL GEORGE G • 6-8 • 220


LAST GAME: Tallied 31 points (9-16 FG, 3-7 3PT, 10-11 FT), 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals in 36:55 minutes. PLAYER NOTES

• 12/31 at SAC, became fourth player in franchise history to have 20+ points, 11+ rebounds, 9+ assists and 3+ steals, • 12/19 vs. HOU, had his 6th game with at least 6 3-pointers made, the most in a single season in franchise history. • 12/13 at MIN, first Clipper in franchise history to have 46+ points, 7+ assists and 3+ rebounds.

CLIPPERS 2019-20 ROSTERNO. PLAYER POS HT WT BIRTHDATE PRIOR TO NBA/HOME COUNTRY YRS21 Patrick Beverley G 6'1" 180 7/12/1988 Arkansas / USA 77 Amir Coffey (2W) G 6'7" 210 6/17/1997 Minnesota / USA R13 Paul George F 6'8" 220 5/2/1990 Fresno State / USA 94 JaMychal Green F 6'8" 220 6/21/1990 Alabama / USA 55 Montrezl Harrell F/C 6'7" 253 1/26/1994 Louisville / USA 41 Reggie Jackson G 6'3" 208 4/16/1990 Boston College / USA 925 Mfiondu Kabengele F 6'9" 250 8/14/1997 Florida State / Canada R2 Kawhi Leonard F 6'7" 225 6/29/1991 San Diego State / USA 814 Terance Mann G 6'5" 215 10/15/1996 Florida State / USA R19 Rodney McGruder G 6'4" 205 7/29/1991 Kansas State / USA 331 Marcus Morris Sr. F 6'8" 218 9/2/1989 Kansas / USA 815 Johnathan Motley (2W) F 6'8" 230 5/4/1995 Baylor / USA 255 Joakim Noah C 6'11" 230 2/25/1985 Florida / USA 1254 Patrick Patterson F 6'8" 235 3/14/1989 Kentucky / USA 920 Landry Shamet G 6'5" 190 3/13/1997 Wichita State / USA 123 Lou Williams G 6'1" 175 10/27/1986 South Gwinnett HS (GA) / USA 1440 Ivica Zubac C 7'0" 265 3/18/1997 Mega Leks (Serbia) / Croatia 3

Head Coach Doc Rivers Marquette Assistant Coaches Tyronn Lue Nebraska Rex Kalamian Cal Poly Pomona Sam Cassell Florida State Brendan O'Connor Saint Anselm Armond Hill Princeton Casey Hill Trinity University John Welch UNLV Jeremy Castleberry SDSU J.P. Clark FlaglerVice President of Player Performance / Assistant Coach Todd Wright Springfield Vice President, Integrated Development & Evaluation Dee Brown Jacksonville University Director of Rehabilitation Maggie Bryant Minnesota Director of Medical Services/Head Athletic Trainer Jasen Powell Cal Poly Pomona Assistant Athletic Trainer Tommy Murdock Chapman University Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Daniel Shapiro Seattle Pacific University Strength & Conditioning Coach Brent Tanaka UCLA

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• WINNING RIVERS: Head coach Doc Rivers recorded his 900th career victory with the Clippers' 107-101 win over the Portland Trail Blazers on November 7, 2019. Rivers is just the 13th coach all-time to win at least 900 games and joins Gregg Popovich as the only active head coaches to do so. He is also the fifth-winningest active coach and 9th winningest coach all-time among 31 coaches that have coached at least 1,000 games. Rivers recorded his 936th career victory on 3/3 vs. Oklahoma City which moved him pass Dick Motta for sole possession of 12th on the NBA's all-time wins list. HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE, ACTIVE COACHES (1000+ games coached, All-Time) MOST REGULAR SEASON WINS (ACTIVE COACHES)1. Gregg Popovich 1270-611 .676 1. Gregg Popovich, SAS 1270 2. Doc Rivers 937-678 .583 2. Doc Rivers, LAC 937 3. Rick Carlisle 790-653 .548 3. Rick Carlisle, DAL 790

• CONSISTENT WINS: With their win on 2/28 vs. Denver, the Clippers secured their 40th win of the season. It is the ninth-straight season that the Clip-pers have had at least 40 wins which is the third-longest current streak in the NBA (Oklahoma City 11, San Antonio Spurs 20). Also with their win on 3/3 at Oklahoma City, the Clippers extended a franchise record of securing a record above .500 to nine consecutive seasons which is also the third-longest current streak in the NBA (Oklahoma City 11, San Antonio Spurs 22).

• FOUR WITH 24: In their win on 3/1 vs. Philadelphia the Clipppers had four players with at least 24 points (Leonard 30, George 24, Harrell 24, Williams 24). It is just the second time in franchise history and the first time since 4/15/1989 vs. Lakers (Smith 26, Grant 25, Benjamin 24, Norman 24) that four Clip-pers have recorded at least 24 points in a single game.

• DEPTH: The Clippers are 10-1 this season when they enter a contest with no injuries to report. Overall this season, the Clippers have used 29 starting lineups which is tied for the most different starting lineups in the NBA this season.

• BOARDS AND DIMES: In their win on 2/24 vs. Memphis the Clippers had 50 rebounds and 33 assists. It was the third game this season that the Clippers have had at least 50 rebounds and 30 assists in a single game. L.A. is 3-0 in those games. Additionally, the Clippers are 22-3 this season when they have at least 25 assists and are 25-3 when they have at least 50 rebounds. The 28 games with at least 50 rebounds ranks second in the NBA this season.

• MVP: During the 2020 NBA All-Star Game on 2/16, Kawhi Leonard won the first ever Kobe Bryant MVP Award. Leonard had a game-high 30 points includ-ing eight made three-pointers. It was the first All-Star Game MVP for Leonard in his fourth career All-Star Game start. Leonard joined Chris Paul and Randy Smith as the only players in franchise history to win the All-Star Game MVP. With the award, Leonard also joined Michael Jordan as the only two players in NBA history to win an All-Star Game MVP, a Defensive Player of the Year Award and an NBA Finals MVP.

• LOU AND TREZ: On 2/13 at Boston Lou Williams and Montrezl Harrell both made history off the bench. Williams became the first player since 1973-74 (when blocks were first recorded) to have at least 35 points, eight assists, six rebounds and two blocks off the bench. It was Williams' 15th career game with at least 35 points off the bench which is the most such games in NBA history. Montrezl Harrell became the first player in franchise history to have at least 24 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks off the bench. He is the first NBA player to achieve the feat since Hassan Whiteside on 3/22/16 at New Orleans.

• BOUNCE BACK: The Clippers are 16-3 this season following a loss which is the third-best record in the NBA. The Clippers have only lost back-to-back-games three times this season which is the second-fewest in the NBA.

• BEST START: With their win on 2/3 vs. San Antonio the Clippers improved to 35-15 which is the best start through a season's first 50 games in franchise history.

• ALL-STAR: On 1/23 Kawhi Leonard was announced as a Western Conference starter in the 69th NBA All-Star Game in Chicago. It was the fourth time in his career that he has been selected as an All-Star starter. Kawhi Leonard was also named the Western Conference Player of the Week for Week 13 (Janu-ary 13-19). This is Leonard's seventh career player of the week award. Leonard had a nine-game streak with at least 30 points scored from 1/10/20 - 2/1/20. It was the longest such streak by a Clippers player since World B. Free had an 11-game 30+ point streak from 1/2/80 - 1/23/80 and it was the second longest streak in franchise history. Leonard joined World B. Free and Bob McAdoo as the only players in franchise history to score 30+ points in five or more consecutive games. The streak was also the longest in Leonard's career and is the longest such streak in the NBA this season. In Leonard's nine games during the streak he averaged 34.6 ppg, 7.7 rpg, 5.2 apg and 2.2 spg while shooting 50.9% from the floor and 39.7% from beyond the arc.

• INCREASED SCORING: On 1/5 vs. New York, Paul George (32), Lou Williams (32) and Montrezl Harrell (34) became the first trio in Clippers franchise history to each score at least 30 points in a single game. The last time an NBA team accomplished the feat in a non-OT game was the Oklahoma City Thunder on 4/1/15 vs. Dallas. The Clippers have 12 games this season where they have scored at least 130 points which leads the NBA. The 12 130-point games are also the most in a single season in franchise history. L.A. also has 26 games this season where they have scored at least 120 points which ranks tied for third in the NBA. Also, the Clippers have 14 games this season where they have had 100 points by the end of the third quarter which leads the NBA. Finally, the Clippers have 12 wins this season where they have won by at least 20 points which ranks second in the NBA. The Clippers currently rank fifth in the NBA in points per game (116.0).

• DEEP SQUAD: The Clippers had a season-high 85 bench points on 1/5 vs. New York. It was tied for the fifth-most bench points scored in franchise history. The Clippers currently rank first in the NBA in bench scoring (51.3 ppg) and in bench rebounds (20.8), and rank tied for fourth in field goal percent-age (46.8%). L.A. has outscored their opponents' bench in 53 of 63 games this season. The dynamic duo of Lou Williams and Montrezl Harrell were both on a three-game 20+ point streak. Since 1970-71 (when starters were first tracked) no duo has ever come off the bench to each score 20+ points in three consecutive games. Also on 1/5 vs. New York, Williams and Harrell became the third duo since 1970-71 to each score 30+ points off the bench in the same game. It was the first time this feat has occurred in a game that ended in regulation. Williams ranks fourth in bench scoring (17.8 ppg) and Harrell currently ranks second in the NBA in bench scoring (18.5 ppg).

• CONTINUING TO BUILD: The Clippers played their 4,000th regular-season game in franchise history on 12/19 vs. Houston. L.A. at 446-257 (.634) have the NBA's fourth-best regular season record since the start of the 2011-12 season.BEST RECORD IN THE NBA (Since 2011-12)1. San Antonio Spurs 474-228 (.675)2. Golden State Warriors 458-246 (.652)3. Oklahoma City Thunder 450-254 (.639)4. L.A. Clippers 446-257 (.634)5. Houston Rockets 442-261 (.629)

• HOME SWEET HOME: The Clippers have achieved several milestones at home so far this season. The Clippers currently have the fourth-best home re-cord in the NBA at 25-7. At home this season, the Clippers are second in the NBA in rebounds (49.4), fifth in plus/minus differential (9.1) and fourth in points (117.6).

• ELITE FOUR: The Clippers are the only team in the NBA to have five players averaging at least 18.5 ppg (Kawhi Leonard 26.9 ppg, Paul George 21.1 ppg, Lou Williams 18.7 ppg, Montrezl Harrell 18.7 ppg).

• CLOSERS: In their win on 11/22 vs. Houston, the Clippers scored a season-high 42 points in the fourth quarter. As a team, the Clippers are 10th in fourth quarter points (27.5), second in rebounds (11.9) and sixth in plus/minus differential (0.8).

• TRIPLE DOUBLE: On 1/24 at Miami, Kawhi Leonard (33 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists) recorded his first career triple-double. Leonard tied a career-high with 10 assists in the contest. Leonard joined Blake Griffin and Lou Williams as the only players in franchise history to have a 30+ point triple-double. Additionally, Leonard's 33 point triple-double tied Blake Griffin's triple-double on 3/23/11 vs. Washington as the highest scoring triple-double in franchise history. Media Guide can be found at http://media.clippers.com Follow the Clippers Communications Department on Twitter: @ClippersPR for stats and updates

CLIP BOARD• BEYOND THE ARC: On 2/5 vs. Miami, the Clippers were 24-for-54 (44.4%) from beyond the arc. The shooting performance marked franchise records for three-pointers made and three-pointers attempted. The Clippers were 16-for-27 (59.3%) in the second half alone, which also marked the most three-point-ers made in a single half in franchise history. L.A. joined the Houston Rockets, Dallas Mavericks and Minnesota Timberwolves as the only four teams this season to have a game where they made at least 24 threes. Overall, seven Clippers attempted five or more three-pointers, the most in a game in franchise history and tied for the second-most in a single game in NBA history.

• MOVING ON UP: On 1/10 vs. Golden State, Williams scored his 357th career three-pointer as a Clipper moving him into sole possession of seventh place on the Clippers all-time three-point field goal list. On 1/16 vs. Orlando, Williams scored his 365th career three-pointer as a Clipper moving into sole posses-sion of sixth place on the Clippers all-time three-point field goal list. On 1/18 at New Orleans, Williams scored his 368th career three-pointer as a Clipper moving into sole possession of fifth place on the Clippers all-time three-point field goal list.

• EFFECIENT SCORER: On 1/14 vs. Cleveland, Kawhi Leonard collected his fifth-career game and second game this season with at least 40 points scored. According to Elias Sports Bureau, Kawhi Leonard is the third player (fourth instance) since the shot-clock era began in 1954-55 to score 43+ points in under 29 minutes played. Leonard is also the first Clipper in franchise history to score 40+ points in under 30 minutes played.

• CHRISTMAS DAY: On 12/25 at the Lakers, the Clippers overcame a 12-point halftime deficit. It was the largest halftime deficit overcome to win on Christ-mas Day since 2003 (Mavericks down 16 at half vs. Kings), and the fifth-largest overcome to win over the last 50 years. Kawhi Leonard's 35 points was the most scored by a Clipper in a Christmas Day game. Leonard's performance was the 10th time in NBA history that a player has recorded 35+ points, 10+ rebounds and 5+ assists on Christmas Day.

• HISTORY IN MINNESOTA: On 12/13 at Minnesota, Paul George (46) and Kawhi Leonard (42) became the first duo in Clippers history to have 40+ points each in a regular-season or playoff contest. It was the 21st instance in NBA history (including playoffs) where a duo has each scored 40+ points, Leonard and George's 88 combined points is tied for fifth all-time and is tied for the most all-time among games that concluded in regulation (Anthony Davis and Jrue Holiday, 88 points, 4/21/18). Additionally, Leonard and George became the first duo to each score 35+ points through the first three quarters of a game over the last 20 NBA seasons. Paul George and Kawhi Leonard are currently the fifth highest scoring duo in the NBA this season (48.0 ppg).

• TREZ: Clippers center Montrezl Harrell has had numerous career nights this season. On 12/1 vs. Washington, Harrell gathered a career-high 15 rebounds in route to securing a double-double in the first half for the first time in his career (12 pts/10 reb). Harrell became the first Clipper in franchise history to have 20+ points and 15+ rebounds off the bench. Finally, on 12/14 at Chicago Harrell became the first Clipper in franchise history to thave 30+ points and 3+ blocks off the bench. Harrell had another game with 30+ points and 3+ blocks on 1/22 at Atlanta which made him the third player in NBA history (Kevin McHale and Thurl Bailey) to have multiple games with 30+ points and 3+ blocks off the bench in a single season. The Clippers center is currently tied for first in the NBA with four 30+ point games off the bench, first with 11 double-doubles off the bench, and is second in the NBA with 10 25+ point games off the bench. Harrell also currently ranks tied for third in the NBA with a 58.1 FG% (min. 600 FGA).

• 14,000: On 1/10 vs. Golden State, Lou Williams collected his 14,000th career point. Williams is one of 13 active NBA players to achieve the milestone.

• DUNK FEST: The Clippers had a franchise-record 20 dunks in their win on 12/21 at San Antonio. According to ESPN Stats & Information, it is the most dunks in the NBA since 1996-97 when dunks were first tracked.

• STRONG DECEMBER: The Clippers finished the month of December with a 10-5 record which was tied for the third-best record in December. L.A. fin-ished third in points (116.7), fourth in plus/minus differential (7.5), seventh in 3PT% (37.3) and tied for eighth in steals (8.5).

• QUICK THREES: On 12/28 vs. Utah, Landry Shamet made his 200th career three-pointer in his 96th career game. According to Elias Sports Bureau, Shamet is tied for the sixth-fastest to reach 200 threes in NBA history.

• PG-13: On 12/19 vs. Houston, Paul George collected his 4,000th career rebound. George is one of 10 active players in the NBA to have at least 12,000 points, 4,000 rebounds, 2,000 assists and 1,000 steals. George also had his sixth game of 2019-20 with at least six three-pointers made. That is the most games with at least six three-pointers made in franchise history. George is also the first Clipper with 30+ points, 6+ three-pointers made and 2+ blocks.

• HISTORY IN D.C.: In their win on 12/8 at Washington, Kawhi Leonard and Paul George both made NBA history. Kawhi Leonard became the first Clipper since Blake Griffin on 4/6/11 at Oklahoma City to have 30+ points, 10+ rebounds and 5+ assists while shooting at least 65% from the floor. The last time this feat was achieved by any NBA player was by Nikola Jokic on 1/13/19 vs. Portland. According to Elias Sports Bureau, Paul George joins Luka Doncic (11/20/19) as the only two players since the 1973-74 season (when steals were first tracked officially) to have 25+ points, 5+ rebounds, 5+ assists and 4+ steals in under 26 minutes played.

• SEVEN THREES CLUB: On 12/9 at Indiana, Paul George finished with seven three-pointers and nine rebounds. It was the 24th time in franchise history that a Clipper has hit at least seven three-pointers and the first time since Landry Shamet hit seven threes on 3/3/19 at New York. George also became the first Clipper in franchise history to make at least seven three-pointers and gather at least seven rebounds.

• TEAMWORK: On 12/1 vs. Washington, the Clippers scored 82 first-half points which is the most points scored by an NBA team in the first half this season. The 82 points also tied for the second-most first-half points in franchise history. The Clippers finished the game with 150 points for the second time this season. Before this season, the Clippers had reached 150 points just once in franchise history. Also in the contest, the Clippers had two players score 30+ points and another two players score 20+ points for the first time since 3/9/82 vs. San Antonio (Chambers 34, Brooks 33, Criss 23, Wiley 20).

• DYNAMIC DUO: On 11/27 at Memphis, Montrezl Harrell had 24 points and 10 rebounds off the bench and Lou Williams also had 24 points and a career-high 13 assists off the bench. According to Elias Sports Bureau, since starters were first tracked in 1970-71, a team has had a) one bench player score 24+ points and tally 10+ rebounds; and b) another bench player score 24+ points and tally 13+ assists just once before tonight. Cleveland Cavaliers on 2/9/1971 (Walt Wesley 24 pts/14 reb; Bobby Washington, 26 pts/15 ast).

• BOARDS: In their 98-88 win vs. Toronto on 11/11, the Clippers gathered a season-high 66 total rebounds. L.A. has not gathered 66+ total rebounds in a regular-season matchup since they also collected 66 rebounds on Dec. 29, 2001 vs. Boston. The Clippers rank third in the NBA in rebounds (48.0).

• GIVE ME THAT: On 11/26 at Dallas, Paul George became the second player in the last 10 years to record 26+ points and 6+ steals in under 30 minutes of action. The only other player to accomplish the feat in the last 10 years is Kawhi Leonard on 4/5/15 vs. Golden State.

• DOUBLE DIGITS: On 11/27 at Memphis, Lou Williams and Patrick Beverley each had double-digit assists. According to Elias Sports Bureau, two Clippers haven't had double-digit assists in the same contest since Blake Griffin (10 assists) and Mo Williams (10 assists) on 3/23/11 vs. Washington.

• GO-AHEAD: Kawhi Leonard (8) and Lou Williams (8) are tied for the second-most go-ahead field goals in the final minute since the start of last season.

• ELITE COMPANY: Along with gathering a career-high 16 rebounds on 11/20 vs. Boston, Patrick Beverley also became the third starting guard in NBA history to record 16+ rebounds, 7+ assists, 3+ steals and 2+ blocks (accoring to Elias Sports Bureau). Beverely joins Jimmy Butler (4/2/16 vs. DET) and Fat Lever (11/22/86 vs. DEN) as they only starting guards to achieve the feat. Beverley is also only the second Clipper in franchise history and the first Clipper since Gar Heard (11/19/74) to put up those numbers.

• CLUTCH: On 11/18 vs. Oklahoma City, Paul George hit a go-ahead three with 25.9 seconds remaining. Since the start of last season, George has made four go-ahead threes in the final seconds of the fourth quarter or overtime, twice as many as any other player in the league in that span.

• HEART OVER SIZE: According to Stats Pass, since the 1985-86 season, only two players 6'1" or under have recorded 16+ rebounds in a NBA game. On 11/20 vs. Boston, Patrick Beverley became one of those players recording a career-high 16 rebounds. The only other NBA player 6'1" or under to record 16+ rebounds in a game was when Rajon Rondo recorded 17 rebounds on 3/4/12 vs. New York.


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GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS

TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2020CHASE CENTER;SAN FRANCISCO, CA

REGULAR SEASON SERIES HISTORYAll-Time: 89-131 (Home: 54-56, Road: 35-75)2019-20: 2-0Current Overall Streak: Won 2Home Streak: Won 1Last Win: January 10, 2020 (109-100)Last Loss: January 18, 2019 (112-94)Road Streak: Won 1Last Win: October 24, 2019 (141-122)Last Loss: April 7, 2019 (131-104)Largest Margin of Victory:Home: 26 (2) (115-89), January 5, 2013Road: 28 (118-90), November 6, 2009Largest Margin of Defeat:Home: 34 (129-95), December 15, 1972Road: 46 (2) (144-98), January 28, 2017

2019-20 OPPONENT COMPARISON PPG FG% 3P% FT% REB AST STL BLK TOVLAC: 116.0 .464 .365 .790 48.0 23.8 7.2 5.0 14.8GSW: 106.3 .438 .335 .803 43.0 25.6 8.3 4.7 15.0

2019-20 VS. WARRIORSDate Result Place LAC High OPP High10/24/19 W (141-122) San Francisco Williams - 22 Curry - 231/10/20 W (109-100) Los Angeles Leonard - 36 Robinson - 17 Spellman - 17

CONNECTIONS:

• Warriors Assistant Coach Jarron Collins played for the Clippers for part of the 2010-11 season. Collins also served as a scout for the team in 2013-14.

• Warriors guard Klay Thompson is a Southern California Native, and attended Santa Margarita High School in Orange County.

• Clippers guard Reggie Jackson and Warriors guard Ky Bowman both played college basketball at the Boston College.

• Clippers forward Marcus Morris Sr. and Warriors guard Andrew Wiggins both played college basketball at the University of Kansas.

HEAD-TO-HEAD, LAST 10 MATCHUPS

LAC GSWW-L 4-6 6-4FG% .483 .4793PT% .404 .348PPG 116.6 121.2RPG 43.7 43.6 APG 23.9 29.4SPG 6.9 9.7BPG 4.2 6.4

BROOKLYN NETS

FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2020STAPLES CENTER;LOS ANGELES, CA

REGULAR SEASON SERIES HISTORYAll-Time: 43-48 (Home: 32-14, Road: 11-34)2018-19: 2-0Current Overall Streak: Won 4Home Streak: Won 8Last Win: March 17, 2019 (119-116) Last Loss: November 15, 2010 (110-96)Road Streak: Won 2Last Win: November 17, 2018 (127-119)Last Loss: November 29, 2016 (127-122)Largest Margin of Victory:Home: 39 (123-84), January 22, 2015Road: 13 (114-101), February 12, 2018Largest Margin of Defeat:Home: 14 (110-96), November 15, 2010Road: 29 (104-75), March 1, 1988

2019-20 OPPONENT COMPARISON PPG FG% 3P% FT% REB AST STL BLK TOVBKN: 110.9 .444 .340 .744 48.5 24.0 6.4 4.6 15.6LAC: 116.0 .464 .365 .790 48.0 23.8 7.2 5.0 14.8

2018-19 VS. NETS

Date Result Place LAC High OPP High11/17/18 W (127-119) Brooklyn Gallinari - 28 Allen - 243/17/19 W (119-116) Los Angeles Williams -25 Russell - 32

CONNECTIONS:

•Clippers President of Basketball Operations Lawrence Frank served as head coach of the New Jersey Nets for six seasons (2004-10) and as an assistant with the team for four seasons (2000-04).

• Clippers assistant Sam Cassell played parts of three seasons with the Nets (1996-99).

• The Clippers and Nets completed a trade on June 21, 2019 that sent Mfiondu Kaben-gele to the Clippers in exchange for Jaylen Hands and a 2020 First Round pick.

• Nets guard Garrett Temple appeared in 26 games for the Clippers last season.

• Clippers forward Marcus Morris Sr. and Nets guard Kyrie Irving were teammates on the Boston Celtics for two seasons (2017-19).

• Clippers guard Reggie Jackson and Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie were teammates for parts of two seasons (2014-16) on the Detroit Pistons.

• Nets center DeAndre Jordan played 10 seasons for the Clippers (2008-18) and is L.A.'s franchise all-time leader in games played (750), rebounds (7,988), blocks (1,277) and field goal percentage (67.3%). Jordan averaged 9.4 points, 10.7 rebounds and 1.7 blocks in 28.1 minutes per game for L.A.

• Nets forward Wilson Chandler appeared in 15 games for the Clippers last season.

HEAD-TO-HEAD, LAST 10 MATCHUPS LAC BKNW-L 8-2 2-8FG% .501 .437 3PT% .397 .357PPG 116.5 105.9RPG 46.1 44.5APG 25.3 22.8SPG 9.3 7.3BPG 4.2 3.5

LAST 4 GAMES

REGULAR SEASON GAME #63CLIPPERS 103 , LAKERS 112 Sunday, March 8, 2020STAPLES Center, Los Angeles, CA

The Clippers lost a back-and-forth battle, 103-112 to the Los Angeles Lakers at STAPLES Center. The Clippers took a 53-49 lead into halftime but then the Lak-ers outscored the Clippers in the second half, 63-50. L.A. did not shoot the ball particularly well as they were 34-for-86 (39.5%) from the floor, 7-for-31 (22.6%) from deep and 28-for-37 (75.7%) from the charity stripe. Paul George was a standout especially in the first half, as he finished with 31 points, six rebounds, three assists and three steals. Kawhi Leonard had another good game especially in the fourth quarter, as he had 10 points. He finished with 27 points, two re-bounds and one block. Montrezl Harrell was the standout off the bench as he had 20 points on 7-of-10 shooting while gathering eight rebounds and two blocked shots. The Clippers tried their best to stop Anthony Davis and LeBron James but the star duo still found a way to have a good afternoon. Anthony Davis finished with 30 points on 11-of-19 shooting to go along with eight rebounds and two steals. LeBron James had 28 points while collecting nine assists, seven rebounds and two blocked shots. The Clippers did outscore the Lakers in bench points (37-25) and fast break points (17-9) and also outrebounded them 49-45. The Clippers still lead the season series versus the Lakers 2-1 as the finale for the regular season matchups is set for April 9th at STAPLES Center. The Clippers will next head out on a one-game road trip this Tuesday night against the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center. FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB A PF ST TO BLKLAL: 39-87 10-35 24-28 45 22 28 8 14 7LAC: 34-86 7-31 28-37 49 12 26 5 15 5

High Scorers LAL: Anthony Davis - 30LAC: Paul George - 31High Rebounds LAL: Kyle Kuzma - 10LAC: Montrezl Harrell - 8High AssistsLAL: LeBron James - 9LAC: Lou Williams / Paul George - 3

REGULAR SEASON GAME #61CLIPPERS 109 , THUNDER 94Tuesday, March 3, 2020Chesapeake Energy Arena, Oklahoma City, OK

The Clippers won their fifth-straight game as they defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder, 109-94 at Chesapeake Energy Arena. The Clippers improved to 9-0 this season when they have no injuries to report and secured their 42nd win of the season which extends a franchise record of securing a record above .500 to nine consecutive seasons. L.A. had another impressive defensive effort as they held Oklahoma City to just 94 points. It was the 18th game this season that the Clippers have held their opponent to under 100 points which ranks second in the NBA. The Clippers forced 13 turnovers and had seven steals while holding the Thunder to just 34-for-82 (41.5%) from the field and 9-for-28 (32.1%) from beyond the arc. Kawhi Leonard was excellent once again as he had 25 points while col-lecting eight rebounds and two steals. Paul George was very good as well as he had 16 points with five rebounds, three assists and two steals. Montrezl Harrell was impressive off the bench as he had 16 points with three rebounds in under 20 minutes played. Overall, the Clippers shot the ball pretty well from the floor as they were 38-for-84 (45.2%) on the night. L.A.'s bench had 48 points tonight as they outscored their opponent for the 51st time this season. The Clippers led the game for most of the contest as they only trailed by as much as two and led by as much as 21 in the game. Dennis Schroder led all Thunder scorers with 24 and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had an excellent game for Oklahoma City as he had 15 points on 7-of-12 shooting with six rebounds, two assists and three blocked shots. The Clippers currently sit as the #2 seed in the Western Conference as they have an important matchup versus the Houston Rockets this Thursday night at Toyota Center.

FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB A PF ST TO BLKOKC: 34-81 9-28 17-26 43 16 22 7 13 7LAC: 38-84 11-36 22-26 41 19 22 7 10 1High Scorers OKC: Dennis Schroder - 24LAC: Kawhi Leonard - 25High Rebounds OKC: Steven Adams - 10LAC: Kawhi Leonard - 8High AssistsOKC: Chris Paul - 8LAC: Lou Williams - 4

REGULAR SEASON GAME #62CLIPPERS 120 , ROCKETS 105Thursday, March 5, 2020Toyota Center, Houston, TX

The Clippers extended their win streak to an NBA-high six games with a 120-105 victory over the Houston Rockets. L.A. improved to 10-0 when fully healthy as they dominated Houston for the majority of the game. The Clippers scored 120 points for the 26th time this season which is tied for second in the NBA. L.A.'s defense was fantastic as they held Houston to just 35-for-97 (36.1%) from the floor and 7-for-42 (16.7%) from deep. The Clippers also held the Rockets leading scorer James Harden to just 16 points on 4-of-17 shooting from the floor and 0-of-8 shooting from beyond the arc. L.A. had 57 rebounds in tonight's game which is tied for the third most rebounds in a game this season as they led by as much as 30 in this contest. Ivica Zubac was fantastic as he had 17 points on 6-of-6 shooting with 12 rebounds and one blocked shot. He became the first player in franchise history to have at least 17 points and 12 rebounds in under 21 minutes played. Montrezl Harrell was also fantastic as he had 19 points, 10 rebounds and two blocked shots off the bench. It was Harrell's 11th double-double off the bench which leads the NBA. Finally, Kawhi Leonard was his usual dominant self as he had 25 points while gathering six rebounds, five assists and two steals in just 28:30 minutes. It was Leonard's 14th game this season with at least 25 points, five rebounds and five assists which is the most such games in a single season in his career. The Clippers had 49 points off the bench overall, as it was the 52nd game this season that L.A. has outscored their opponent's bench. The Clippers will look to match their season long win streak against the Los Angeles Lakers at STAPLES Center this Sunday afternoon.

FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB A PF ST TO BLKHOU: 35-97 7-42 28-36 51 19 25 6 11 5LAC: 39-84 13-40 29-39 57 22 25 5 16 6

High Scorers HOU: Russell Westbrook - 29LAC: Kawhi Leonard - 25High Rebounds HOU: Russell Westbrook - 15LAC: Ivica Zubac - 12High AssistsHOU: Russell Westbrook - 5LAC: Paul George - 7

REGULAR SEASON GAME #60CLIPPERS 136 , 76ERS 130Sunday, March 1, 2020STAPLES Center, Los Angeles, CA

The Clippers won their fourth straight game and improved to 25-6 at STAPLES Center with a 136-130 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. The Clippers eclipsed 130 points for the 12th time this season which leads the NBA and improved to 8-0 with a fully healthy lineup. L.A. shot the ball extremely well as they were 45-for-76 (59.2%) from the floor and 13-for-24 (54.2%) from beyond the arc. The Clippers also had a season-high 41 free throw attempts and made 33 of them (80.5%). L.A. had four players with at least 20 points for the second time this season (last 12/1/19 vs. Washington) as they were led by Kawhi Leonard who had his 20th 30+ point game this season. Leonard has 12 30+ point games since January 10th. Kawhi Leonard also added six rebounds, three assists and one steal. Paul George was also fantastic as he had 24 points on 8-of-13 (61.5%) from the floor and 4-for-8 (50%) from three-point range while adding four rebounds and two steals. The Clippers also had a large contribution from their bench as they scored 69 points led by Montrezl Harrell and Lou Williams. Harrell finished with 24 points on 7-of-12 shooting while gathering nine rebounds. William also had 24 points on 8-of-12 shooting with a game-high eight assists and two rebounds. Reggie Jackson was also a spark off the bench for the second straight game as he had 13 points on 4-of-5 shooting with four rebounds, three assists and two blocks. L.A. gathered 25 assists for the 27th time this season and are 24-3 in those games. Philadelphia received a career effort from Shake Milton who had a game-high 39 points on 14-of-20 from the field and 7-for-9 shooting from beyond the arc. The Clippers will next play the Oklahoma City Thunder on the road this Tuesday.

FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB A PF ST TO BLKPHI: 48-95 21-43 13-20 37 27 28 7 10 4LAC: 45-76 13-24 33-41 37 25 17 6 11 6High Scorers PHI: Shake Milton - 39LAC: Kawhi Leonard - 30High Rebounds PHI: Al Horford - 8LAC: Montrezl Harrell - 9High AssistsPHI: Al Horford - 6LAC: Lou Williams - 8

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2019-20 CLIPPERS STARTING LINEUPS SMALL FORWARD POWER FORWARD CENTER SHOOTING GUARD POINT GUARD TIMES USED RECORD DATES

Kawhi Leonard Patrick Patterson Ivica Zubac Landry Shamet Patrick Beverley 8 7-1 10/22-10/28,10/31-11/3,11/7-11

Landry Shamet Patrick Patterson Ivica Zubac Lou Williams Patrick Beverley 1 0-1 10/30

Landry Shamet Patrick Patterson Montrezl Harrell Lou Williams Patrick Beverley 1 0-1 11/6

Kawhi Leonard Patrick Patterson Ivica Zubac Maurice Harkless Patrick Beverley 1 0-1 11/13

Paul George Maurice Harkless Montrezl Harrell Lou Williams Terance Mann 1 0-1 11/14

Paul George Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Rodney McGruder Terance Mann 1 1-0 11/16

Paul George Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Terance Mann Patrick Beverely 1 1-0 11/18

Kawhi Leonard Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Paul George Patrick Beverley 17 13-4 11/20-11/26, 11/29- 12/11,12/17-12/19, 12/28, 2/1-2/5

Paul George Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Rodney McGruder Patrick Beverley 1 1-0 11/27

Maurice Harkless Patrick Patterson Ivica Zubac Paul George Patrick Beverley 2 2-0 12/9, 1/5

Kawhi Leonard Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Paul George Terance Mann 1 1-0 12/13

Landry Shamet Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Paul George Terance Mann 1 0-1 12/14

Maurice Harkless Patrick Patterson Ivica Zubac Paul George Lou Williams 1 0-1 12/22

Kawhi Leonard Patrick Patterson Ivica Zubac Paul George Patrick Beverley 1 1-0 12/25

Kawhi Leonard Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Paul George Landry Shamet 2 2-0 12/31-1/2

Kawhi Leonard Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Paul George Derrick Walton Jr. 1 0-1 1/4

Kawhi Leonard Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Landry Shamet Patrick Beverley 4 4-0 1/10, 1/14-1/16, 1/21

Kawhi Leonard Patrick Patterson Ivica Zubac Lou Williams Patrick Beverley 1 0-1 1/12

Rodney McGruder Kawi Leonard Ivica Zubac Landry Shamet Patrick Beverley 1 1-0 1/18

Landry Shamet Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Lou Williams Terance Mann 1 0-1 1/22

Maurice Harkless Kawhi Leonard Ivica Zubac Landry Shamet Jerome Robinson 1 1-0 1/24

Maurice Harkless Patrick Patterson Ivica Zubac Kawhi Leonard Landry Shamet 1 1-0 1/26

Landry Shamet Maurice Harkless Ivica Zubac Paul George Patrick Beverley 1 0-1 1/30

Kawhi Leonard Patrick Patterson Ivica Zubac Paul George Landry Shamet 1 0-1 2/8

Paul George Marcus Morris Sr. Ivica Zubac Landry Shamet Lou Williams 1 1-0 2/9

Paul George Marcus Morris Sr. Ivica Zubac Kawhi Leonard Lou Williams 1 0-1 2/11

Paul George Marcus Morris Sr. Ivica Zubac Kawhi Leonard Landry Shamet 1 0-1 2/13

Kawhi Leonard Marcus Morris Sr. Ivica Zubac Landry Shamet Reggie Jackson 1 0-1 2/22

Kawhi Leonard Marcus Morris Sr. Ivica Zubac Paul George Patrick Beverley 7 6-1 2/24-3/8 TOTAL: 29 STARTING LINEUPS 63 43-20

2019-20 TRANSACTIONS

June 20: Selected guard Jaylen Hands 56th overall in the 2019 NBA Draft.June 20: Selected guard Terance Mann 48th overall in the 2019 NBA Draft.June 21: Acquired the draft rights to center Mfiondu Kabengele from the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for the draft rights of guard Jaylen Hands and a 2020 first round pick.July 6: Acquired forward Maurice Harkless from the Portland Trail Blazers, a 2023 first round draft pick from the Miami Heat and the draft rights to Mathias Lessort form the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for cash considerations.July 6: Waived guard Sindarius Thornwell.July 6: Waived guard Tyrone Wallace. July 9: Signed free-agent forward Kawhi Leonard.July 9: Signed free-agent guard Amir Coffey to a two-way contract.July 10: Re-signed free-agent center Ivica Zubac.July 10: Re-signed free-agent guard Rodney McGruder.July 10: Acquired forward Paul George from the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for Danilo Gallinari, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, a 2021 first round draft pick, a 2022 first round draft pick, two 2023 first round draft picks, a 2024 first round draft pick, a 2025 first round draft pick and a 2026 first round draft pick. July 11: Re-signed free-agent guard Patrick Beverley.July 18: Re-signed free-agent forward JaMychal Green.July 24: Re-Signed free-agent forward Johnathan Motley to a two-way contract. August 15: Signed free-agent forward Patrick Patterson. October 11: Waived forward Terry Larrier and guard James Palmer Jr. October 19: Waived forward Donte Grantham. February 6: Acquired forward Marcus Morrs Sr. from the New York Knicks and guard Isaiah Thomas from the Washington Waizards in exchange for forward Maurice Harkless, a 2020 first round draft pick, a protected 2021 first round swap option, and a 2021 second round draft pick to the New York Knicks and guard Jerome Robinson to the Washington Wizards. February 6: Acquired a future conditional second round draft pick from the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for Derrick Walton Jr.February 8: Waived guard Isaiah ThomasFebruary 20: Signed guard Reggie JacksonMarch 9: Signed center Joakim Noah



2019-20 CLIPPERS GAMES MISSED DUE TO INJURY/ILLNESS/SUSPENSIONPLAYER INJURY NUMBER OF GAMES (RECORD) DATES

Rodney McGruder Right Ankle Sprain 4 (3-1) 10/22 - 10/28 Right Hamstring Strain 7 (5-2) 11/29-12/11

Paul George Rehabilitation Assignment 11 (7-4) 10/22 - 11/13 Left Hamstring Tightness 1 (0-1) 1/4 Left Hamstring Strain 10 (7-3) 1/10-1/26, 2/22

Amir Coffey Right Ankle Sprain 3 (2-1) 10/22 - 10/26

Kawhi Leonard Left Knee Contusion 2 (2-0) 11/16-11/18 Injury Management - Left Knee Soreness 10 (4-6) 10/30, 11/6, 11/14, 11/27, 12/9, 12/14, 12/22, 1/5, 1/22, 2/9 Lower Back Tightness 1 (0-1) 1/31

Landry Shamet High Ankle Sprain 17 (13-4) 11/13-12/13

Patrick Beverley Sore Left Calf 2 (1-1) 11/14-11/16 Concussion 2 (1-1) 12/13-12/14 Right Sore Groin 9 (3-6) 12/22, 1/22-1/26, 2/8-2/22 Sprained Right Wrist 3 (2-1) 12/31-1/4

JaMychal Green Tailbone Contusion 9 (6-3) 12/3-12/6, 12/11-12/21

Patrick Patterson Back Spasms 1 (1-0) 12/8

Lou Williams Sore Right Calf 2 (1-1) 12/13-12/14 Personal Reasons 1 (1-0) 12/31

Montrezl Harrell Illness 1 (0-1) 12/28

Maurice Harkless Sore Lower Back 1 (1-0) 1/18

Derrick Walton Jr. Left Ankle Sprain 1 (1-0) 1/18 TOTAL: 98 games missed


CLIPPERS ACTIVE LEADERS/MILESTONES• ACTIVE LEADERS: Several Clippers players rank among the NBA’s top 25 active leaders in numerous statistical categories.

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. LeBron James 24,6322. Vince Carter 21,3283. Carmelo Anthony 21,0244. Russell Westbrook 16,435 15. Lou Williams 11,026

FREE-THROWS MADE1. LeBron James 7,3782. James Harden 6,2133. Carmelo Anthony 6,0274. Kevin Durant 5,74210. Lou Williams 3,811

POINTS1. LeBron James 34,0582. Carmelo Anthony 26,2933. Vince Carter 25,7144. Kevin Durant 22,94014. Lou Williams 14,42422. Paul George 12,848

THREE-POINTERS MADE1. Stephen Curry 2,4952. Kyle Korver 2,4323. James Harden 2,2914. Vince Carter 2,28613. Paul George 1,56319. Lou Williams 1,347

FREE-THROWS ATTEMPTED1. LeBron James 10,0392. Dwight Howard 9,0653. Carmelo Anthony 7,4224. James Harden 7,24110. Lou Williams 4,535

POINTS/GAME1. LeBron James 27.12. Kevin Durant 27.03. James Harden 24.94. Anthony Davis 24.014. Paul George 20.027. Kawhi Leonard 18.1

THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED1. James Harden 6,3102. Vince Carter 6,1613. Stephen Curry 5,7394. Kyle Korver 5,67415. Paul George 4,117 17. Lou Williams 3,851

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE1. Stephen Curry .9052. JJ Redick .8903. Damian Lillard .8894. Kevin Durant .88314. Kawhi Leonard .85115. Paul George .84620. Lou Williams .839

GAMES PLAYED1. Vince Carter 1,5392. LeBron James 1,2573. Kyle Korver 1,2234. Tyson Chandler 1,16012. Lou Williams 996

• MILESTONES: Here is a glance at Clippers players who are approaching career milestones.

Patrick Beverley• 134 rebounds from 2,000 • 202 points from 4,000• 157 FGs from 1,500

Paul George• 189 points from 13,000

Lou Williams • 605 points from 15,000• 4 games from 1,000

Kawhi Leonard • 458 points from 10,000• 260 3pt FGs from 1,000

2019-20 CLIPPERS RECORD WHEN...

2019-20 CLIPPERS BOX SCORE BREAKDOWN (LEADERS - INCLUDES TIES) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS LED CLIPPERS IN...PLAYER 10+ 20+ 30+ 40+ 10+ 20+ 10 DBL-DBL TRPL-DBL PTS REB AST STL BLK MIN TO PF


HOME ROAD OVERALLLed after the 1st quarter 16-4 11-7 27-11 Trailed after the 1st quarter 9-3 6-6 15-9 Tied after the 1st quarter 0-0 1-0 1-0 Led after the 2nd quarter 18-3 15-3 33-6Trailed after the 2nd quarter 7-4 3-7 10-11Tied after the 2nd quarter 0-0 0-3 0-3

Led after the 3rd quarter 17-0 16-3 33-3Trailed after the 3rd quarter 6-7 1-10 7-17Tied after the 3rd quarter 1-0 1-0 2-0

HOME ROAD OVERALLShot equal or higher FG% than opp 21-0 14-3 35-3Shot a lower FG% than opp 4-7 4-10 8-17Shot a 50% FG or better 12-0 4-1 16-1Shot between 40-49% 11-3 13-9 24-12Shot under 40% 2-4 1-3 3-7

HOME ROAD OVERALLMade equal or more 3PT than opp. 15-1 17-2 32-3Made fewer 3PT than opp. 10-6 2-11 12-17Attempted equal or more FT than opp. 15-5 10-6 25-11Attempted fewer FT than opp. 10-2 8-7 18-9

HOME ROAD OVERALLHave equal or more rebounds 24-2 13-4 37-6Opponent outrebounds Clippers 1-5 5-9 6-14Have equal or more assists 18-2 12-3 30-5Opponent records more assists 6-5 7-10 13-15Have equal or more turnovers 16-6 6-10 22-16Have fewer turnovers than opp 9-1 12-3 21-4

HOME ROAD OVERALLClippers score less than 80 points 0-0 0-0 0-0Clippers score 80-89 points 0-0 0-0 0-0 Clippers score 90-99 points 2-0 0-5 2-5Clippers score 100-109 points 6-4 3-3 9-7Clippers score 110-119 points 4-2 6-2 10-4Clippers score 120+ points 13-1 9-3 22-4

HOME ROAD OVERALLOpp score less than 80 points 0-0 0-0 0-0Opp score 80-89 points 2-0 1-0 3-0Opp score 90-99 points 7-0 7-0 14-0Opp score 100-109 points 10-0 4-4 14-4Opp score 110-119 points 3-2 4-5 7-7Opp score 120+ points 3-5 2-4 5-9

HOME ROAD OVERALL6 or more Clips in double figures 8-1 6-1 14-25 Clips in double figures 9-1 5-5 14-64 Clips in double figures 7-3 6-4 13-73 or less Clips in double figures 1-2 1-3 2-5

HOME ROAD OVERALLOutscore opponents bench 24-6 13-10 37-16Outscored by opponents bench 1-1 5-3 6-4Tied opponents bench 0-0 0-0 0-0

HOME ROAD OVERALLvs. teams .500+ (Day of game) 10-4 9-8 19-12vs. teams sub .500 (Day of game) 15-3 9-5 24-8

HOME ROAD OVERALLLawler’s Law (First to 100 wins) 22-1 14-3 36-4

BEVERLEY 17 1 - - 6 - - 4 - - 6 9 12 9 4 3 20

COFFEY 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

GEORGE 37 23 8 1 4 - 1 5 - 10 5 10 14 6 7 15 8

GREEN 13 1 - - 7 - - 6 - - 10 - 5 7 - 1 12

HARRELL 58 24 7 - 12 - - 12 - 11 17 - 6 25 6 8 9

JACKSON 3 - - - - - - - - - - 2 - 2 - 3 3

KABENGELE 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

LEONARD 50 41 19 2 11 - 2 12 1 33 15 17 30 11 26 23 4

MANN 1 - - - - - - - - - - 3 2 2 1 - 1

MCGRUDER 1 1 - - 1 - - - - - 1 1 4 1 - - 2

MORRIS SR. 6 - - - - - - - - - - - 2 3 1 1 4

MOTLEY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

NOAH - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

PATTERSON 9 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 2 - - 1

SHAMET 23 2 - - - - - - - - - 1 5 2 12 3 8

WILLIAMS 50 28 4 - - - 2 2 - 11 - 34 6 4 6 23 2

ZUBAC 17 - - - 15 - - 7 - - 19 - 1 22 - 3 18

2019-20 CLIPPERS AND OPPONENTS INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

PTS: 46 - Paul George at MIN - 12/13

FG MADE: 17 - Paul George at MIN - 12/13

FG ATT: 33 - Lou Williams at BOS - 2/13

3-FG MADE: 7 - Paul George at IND - 12/9 3-FG ATT: 16 - Paul George at IND 12/9

STEALS: 6 - Paul George vs. DAL 11/26

ASSISTS: 13 - Lou Williams vs. MEM 11/27

TO: 9 - Kawhi Leonard vs. TOR - 11/11

BLOCKS: 5 - Ivica Zubac vs. CHA - 10/28

REBS: 16 - Patrick Beverley vs. Bos - 11/20

OFF REB: 9 - Ivica Zubac vs. POR 11/7

DEF REB: 12 - Kawhi Leonard vs. POR 11/7, Patrick Beverley vs. Bos - 11/20, Mon-trezl Harrell vs. Was - 12/1; Kawhi Leonard at ORL 1/26

PTS: 47 - James Harden, HOU 11/13

FG MADE: 14 - Jayson Tatum, BOS 2/13; Shake Milton, PHI 3/1

FG ATT: 32 - DeMar DeRozan, SAS 10/31

3-FG MADE: 7 - Danny Green, LAL 10/22; James Harden, HOU 11/13; Malik Beasley, MIN 2/8; Shake Milton, PHI 3/1 3-FG ATT: 14 - Marcus Smart, BOS 2/13

STEALS: 5 - Chris Paul, OKC 11/18; Ja Morant, MEM 11/27; Donte DiVincenzo, MIL 12/6

ASSISTS: 12 - Devonte' Graham, CHA 10/28, James Harden, HOU 11/22

TO: 8 - Steph Curry, GSW 10/24

BLOCKS: 6 - Brook Lopez, MIL 11/6 REBS: 22 - Domantas Sabonis, IND 12/9

OFF REB: 9 - Hasaan Whiteside, POR 11/7

DEF REB: 18 - Clint Capela, HOU 11/13; Domantas Sabonis, IND 12/9

BACK-TO-BACKS

DATE/OPPONENT RESULT DATE/OPPONENT RESULT

Wed. October 30 at Utah L (96-111) Thurs. October 31 vs. San Antonio W (103-97)Wed. November 6 vs. Milwaukee L (124-129) Thurs. November 6 vs. Portland W (107-101)Wed. November 13 at Houston L (93-102) Thurs. November 14 at New Orleans L (127-132)Tues. November 26 at Dallas W (114-99) Wed. November 27 at Memphis W (121-119)Sun. December 8 at Washington W (135-119) Mon. December 9 at Indiana W (110-99)Fri. December 13 at Minnesota W (124-117) Sat. December 14 at Chicago L (106-109)Sat. December 21 at San Antonio W (132-109) Sun. December 22 at Oklahoma City L (112-118)Sat. January 4 vs. Memphis L (114-140) Sun. January 5 vs. New York W (135-`32)Tues. January 21 at Dallas W (110-107) Wed. January 22 at Atlanta L (95-102)Sat. February 8 at Minnesota L (142-115) Sun. February 9 at Cleveland W (133-92)Fri. March 13 vs. Brooklyn Sat. March 14 vs. New OrleansFri. March 27 at Detroit Sat. March 28 at CharlotteTue. April 7 at Utah Wed. April 8 vs. Chicago

FIRST GAME SECOND GAME TOTAL

HOME (0-2) (3-0) (3-2)

ROAD (5-3) (3-4) (8-7)

OVERALL (5-5) (6-4) (11-9)


CLIPPERS OPPONENTS

FIRST GAME SECOND GAME

2019-20 CLIPPERS LEADS 2019-20 BENCH SCORING HOME ROAD

LARGEST LEAD

LARGEST DEFICIT LARGEST COMEBACK LARGEST LEAD LOST

MOST LEAD CHANGES

CLIPPERS OPPONENTS POINTS PER GAME: 51.3 37 HIGH SCORING - TEAM 85 - vs. NYK - 1/5 61 - WAS - 12/8 HIGH SCORING - INDIVIDUAL 35 - Williams at BOS 2/13 28 - Schroder, OKC 12/22

52 - vs. Atl - 11/17 45 - at C:E - 2/9

28 - vs. MEM - 1/4 41 - vs. MIL - 12/6

16 - vs. NYK - 1/5 15 (Twice) vs. MIA 1/24

17-vs. Hou - 12/19 19 - at. ATL - 1/22

18 - vs. BOS - 11/20 21 - vs. Mem 11/27

THE LAST TIME A CLIPPER OR CLIPPER OPPONENT (REGULAR SEASON)

THE LAST TIME A CLIPPER OR CLIPPER OPPONENT... CLIPPERS OPPONENTS

SCORED 140+ POINTS 150 vs. WAS - 12/1/19 141 at BOS- 2/13/20 SHOT 60% FG 62.5 (50-80) at GSW - 10/24/19 62.4 (53-85) vs. DEN - 4/7/18SHOT 90% FT 93.3 (14-15) at PHX - 2/26/20 92.9 (13-14) vs. SAS - 11/29/19WON 5 STRAIGHT 6 from 2/24/20-3/5/20WON 5 STRAIGHT HOME 10 from 11/7/19-12/17/19WON 3 STRAIGHT ROAD 3 from 2/26/20-3/5/20WON BY 20+ POINTS (27) 122-95 vs. ORL - 1/16/20 WON BY 30+ POINTS (32) 136-104 vs. WSH - 10/28/18WON BY 40+ POINTS (41) 133-92 at CLE - 2/9/20LOST 5 STRAIGHT 5 - 1/10/19 - 1/18/19LOST 10 STRAIGHT 12 from 12/20/08 - 1/14/09LOST 5 STRAIGHT HOME 5 from 2/27/09 - 3/10/09LOST 5 STRAIGHT ROAD 6 from 11/7/17 - 11/20/17LOST BY 20+ POINTS (27) 142-115 vs. MIN - 2/8/20 LOST BY 30+ POINTS (32) 135-103 vs. HOU - 4/3/19LOST BY 40+ POINTS (46) 144-98 at GSW - 1/28/17LOST BY 50+ POINTS (50) 154-104 at SEA - 12/2/88

CLIPPERS OPPONENTS

HAD 30+ PTS 31 - Paul George vs LAL - 3/8/20 30 - Anthony Davis vs. LAL - 3/8/20

HAD 40+ PTS 43 - Kawhi Leonard vs. CLE - 1/14/20 40 - Russell Westbrook vs. HOU - 11/19/19 HAD 50+ PTS 50 - Lou Williams at GSW - 1/10/18 51 - James Harden at HOU - 12/22/17

HAD 15+ REB 15 - Ivica Zubac vs. SAC - 2/22/20 15 - Russell Westbrook at HOU - 3/5/20

HAD 20+ REB 22 - DeAndre Jordan at MIL - 3/21/18 22 - Domantas Sabonis at IND - 12/9/19

HAD 30+ REB 30 - Michael Cage vs. SEA - 4/24/88 --

HAD 8+ BLKS 8 - DeAndre Jordan vs. ORL - 1/6/14 12 - Dikembe Mutombo at DEN - 4/18/93

HAD 5+ STL 5 - Kawhi Leonard at NOP - 1/18/20 5 - Draymond Green at GSW - 4/7/19

HAD 8+ STL 10 - Lou Williams at UTH - 1/20/18 --

HAD 15+ AST 17 - Chris Paul vs. CHA- 2/26/17 17 - Trae Young at ATL - 11/19/18

HAD 20+ AST 20 - Chris Paul vs. NOP - 12/10/16 20 - Avery Johnson at SAS - 12/10/97

HAD 10+ FG 10 - Kawhi Leonard vs. PHI - 3/1//20 11 - Anthony Davis vs. LAL - 3/8//20

HAD 15+ FG 15 - Kawhi Leonard at NOP - 1/18/20 16 - Anthony Davis vs. NOP - 1/14/19

HAD 20+ FG 21 - Danny Manning at CHI - 12/7/93 24 - Shaquille O’Neal vs. LAL - 3/6/00

MADE 6+ 3PT 6 - Landry Shamet vs. MIA - 2/5/20 6 - Avery Bradley vs. LAL - 3/8/20

MADE 10+ FT 10 - Paul George vs. LAL - 3/8/20 12 - LeBron James vs. LAL - 3/8/20

MADE 15+ FT 16 - Lou Williams at MIN - 2/11/19 16 - James Harden at HOU - 11/13/19

MADE 18+ FT 19 - Chris Paul vs. GSW - 11/3/12 19 - Kevin Durant at OKC - 11/21/12

HAD A POINTS/REBOUNDS DOUBLE-DOUBLECLIPPERS:Montrezl Harrell (19 pts / 10 reb), Ivica Zubac (17 pts / 12 reb) at HOU 3/5/20

OPPONENTS:Russell Westbrook (29 pts / 15 reb) at HOU 3/5/20

HAD A POINTS/ASSISTS DOUBLE-DOUBLECLIPPERS:Paul George (23 pts/10 asts) vs. MIA 2/5/20

OPPONENTS:Devin Booker (14 pts /10 assts) / Ricky Rubio (18 pts / 10 assts), PHX 2/26/20

HAD A TRIPLE-DOUBLECLIPPERS:Kawhi Leonard (33 pts/10 rebs/10 asts) at MIA - 1/24/20

OPPONENTS:Ben Simmons (26 pts/10 rebs/12 asts) at PHI - 2/11/20

HAD 20 POINTS AND 20 REBOUNDSCLIPPERS:DeAndre Jordan (25 pts/22 rebs) at MIL - 3/21/18

OPPONENTS:Derrick Favors (20 pts/20 rebs) at NOP - 11/14/19

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2019-20 CLIPPERS/OPPONENTS TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS

CLIPPERS HIGHS LOWS POINTS - GAME 150 - 12/1 vs. WAS 90 - 11/18 vs. OKC POINTS - HALF 82 - 12/1 vs. WAS 35 - 1/22 at ATLPOINTS - QUARTER 47 - 1/5 vs. NYK 13 - 2/22 vs. SACPOINTS - OVERTIME 10 - 11/20 vs. BOS 10 - 11/20 vs. BOS HIGHS LOWSFG MADE - GAME 54 - 12/21 at SAS 33 - 1/22 at ATLFG MADE - HALF 30 - 12/1 vs. WAS 12 - 1/22 at ATLFG MADE - QUARTER 17 - 1/2 vs. DET 4 - 3/3 at OKC HIGHS LOWSFG ATT - GAME 110 - 2/13 at BOS 76 - 3/1 vs. PHI FG ATT - HALF 56 - 11/26 at DAL 36 - 3/1 vs. PHI FG ATT - QUARTER 30 - 11/6 vs. MIL 16 - 1/22 at ATL HIGHS LOWSFG% - GAME .625% - 10/24 at GSW .351% - 12/6 at MILFG% - HALF .674% - 10/24 at GSW .293% - 12/28 vs. UTAFG% - QUARTER .773% - 10/22 vs. LAL .200% - 12/28 vs. UTA HIGHS LOWSFT MADE - GAME 35 - 12/13 at MIN 7 - 11/13 at HOUFT MADE - HALF 24 - 12/29 vs. SAS 0 - 2/1 vs. MINFT MADE - QUARTER 18 - 1/18 at NOP 0 - 2/26 at PHX HIGHS LOWSFT ATT - GAME 41 - 3/1 vs. PHI 12 - 10/30 at UTAFT ATT - HALF 27 - 1/18 at NOP 0 - 2/1 vs. MINFT ATT - QUARTER 21 - 1/18 at NOP 0 - 2/26 at PHX HIGHS LOWSFT% - GAME .955% - 12/31 at SAC .500% - 11/13 at HOUFT% - HALF 1.000% - 2/26 at PHX .000% - 10/30 at UTA FT% - QUARTER 1.000% - 3/3 at OKC .000% - 11/20 vs. BOS HIGHS LOWS3-FG MADE - GAME 24 - 2/5 vs. MIA 4 - 1/22 at ATL 3-FG MADE - HALF 12 - 11/24 vs. NOP 1 - 11/26 at DAL3-FG MADE - QUARTER 9 - 2/5 vs. MIA 0 - 1/22 at ATL HIGHS LOWS3-FG ATT - GAME 54 - 2/5 vs. MIA 21 - 1/22 at ATL3-FG ATT - HALF 27 - 2/5 vs. MIA 6 - 1/22 at ATL3-FG ATT - QUARTER 16 - 2/5 vs. MIA 2 - 1/22 at ATL HIGHS LOWSREBOUNDS - GAME 66 - 11/11 vs. TOR 36 - 1/18 at NOPREBOUNDS - HALF 41 - 11/11 vs. TOR 15 - 1/18 at NOP REBOUNDS - QUARTER 24 - 11/11 vs. TOR 6 - 3/1 vs. PHI HIGHS LOWSOFF. REB. - GAME 20 - 1/21 at DAL 3 - 10/24 at GSW OFF. REB. - HALF 16 - 1/21 at DAL 0 - 12/17 vs. PHX HIGHS LOWSDEF. REB. - GAME 49 - 1/16 vs. ORL 26 - 1/18 at NOP DEF. REB. - HALF 27 - 2/9 vs. CLE 11 - 12/28 vs. UTA HIGHS LOWSASSISTS - GAME 35 - 2/28 vs. DEN 12 - 3/8 vs. LALASSISTS - HALF 22 - 2/5 vs. MIA 4 - 1/22 at ATL ASSISTS - QUARTER 13 - 1/24 at MIA 1 - 1/12 at DEN HIGHS LOWSSTEALS - GAME 14 - 12/17 vs. PHX 1 - 11/24 vs. NOP STEALS - HALF 8 - 2/9 vs. CLE 0 - 3/8 vs. LAL STEALS - QUARTER 6 - 11/14 at NOP 0 - 3/8 vs. LAL HIGHS LOWSBLOCKS - GAME 11 - 1/2 vs. DET 0 - 10/24 at GSW BLOCKS - HALF 7 - 1/22 at ATL 0 - 3/3 at OKC BLOCKS - QUARTER 6 - 1/2 vs. DET 0 - 3/8 vs. LAL HIGHS LOWSTURNOVERS - GAME 23 - 11/20 vs. BOS 8 - 12/28 vs. UTATURNOVERS - HALF 13 - 11/20 vs. OKC 2 - 12/9 at IND HIGHS LOWSPERS. FOULS - GAME 32 - 10/26 at PHX 12 - 1/14 vs. CLEPERS. FOULS - HALF 21 - 10/26 at PHX 3 - 1/14 vs. CLE HIGHS LOWSPOINTS IN THE PAINT 74 - 12/21 at SAS 30 - 12/31 at SAC2ND CHANCE POINTS 29 - 11/3 vs. UTA 2 - 2/3 vs. SASFAST BREAK POINTS 37 - 11/16 vs. ATL 2 - 1/26 at ORL HIGHS LOWSVICTORY MARGIN (H) 49 - 11/16 vs. ATL 2 - 11/18 vs. OKCVICTORY MARGIN (A) 41 - 2/9 vs. CLE 2 - 11/27 at MEM HIGHS LOWS MARGIN OF DEFEAT (H) 26 - 1/4 vs. MEM 5 - 12/19 vs. HOUMARGIN OF DEFEAT (A) 28 - 12/6 at MIL 5 - 11/14 at NOP

OPPONENTS

HIGHS LOWSPOINTS - GAME 142 - 2/8 vs. MIN 87 - 12/31 at SACPOINTS - HALF 81 - 2/8 vs. MIN 37 - 2/24 vs. MEM POINTS - QUARTER 46 - 10/24 at GSW 14 - 2/24 vs. MEMPOINTS - OVERTIME 7 - 11/20 vs. BOS 7 - 11/20 vs. BOS HIGHS LOWSFG MADE - GAME 52 - 2/8 vs. MIN 28 - 11/18 vs. OKCFG MADE - HALF 30 - 2/8 vs. MIN 11 - 11/26 at DAL FG MADE - QUARTER 19 - 1/5 vs. NYK 4 - 11/18 vs. OKC HIGHS LOWSFG ATT - GAME 104 - 11/7 vs. POR 75 - 11/18 vs. OKCFG ATT - HALF 57 - 12/17 vs. PHX 34 - 11/22 vs. HOUFG ATT - QUARTER 31 - 1/22 at ATL 13 - 11/3 vs UTA HIGHS LOWSFG% - GAME .571% - 1/5 vs. NYK .352% - 12/11 at TORFG% - HALF .636% - 1/18 at NOP .275% - 1/26 at ORLFG% - QUARTER .760% - 1/5 vs. NYK .167% - 11/11 vs. TOR HIGHS LOWSFT MADE - GAME 33 - 2/13 at BOS 7 - 12/17 vs. PHX FT MADE - HALF 22 - 10/24 at GSW 1 - 12/31 at SAC FT MADE - QUARTER 17 - 10/26 at PHX 0 - 3/1 vs. PHI HIGHS LOWSFT ATT - GAME 40 - 2/13 at BOS 10 - 12/17 vs. PHX FT ATT - HALF 26 - 10/26 at PHX 3 - 1/14 vs. CLEFT ATT - QUARTER 20 - 10/26 at PHX 0 - 3/1 vs. PHI HIGHS LOWSFT% - GAME .967% - 10/24 at GSW .556% - 11/24 vs. NOPFT% - HALF 1.000% - 2/26 at PHX .250% - 1/16 vs. ORLFT% - QUARTER 1.000% - 2/28 vs. DEN .000% - 12/31 at SAC HIGHS LOWS3-FG MADE - GAME 26 - 2/8 vs. MIN 1 - 11/26 vs. ATL3-FG MADE - HALF 15 - 2/8 vs. MIN 1 - 2/24 vs. MEM 3-FG MADE - QUARTER 9 - 2/8 vs. MIN 0 - 3/8 vs. LAL HIGHS LOWS3-FG ATT - GAME 49 - 11/6 vs. MIL 21 - 10/31 vs. SAS3-FG ATT - HALF 29 - 11/6 vs. MIL 8 - 10/31 vs. SAS3-FG ATT - QUARTER 16 - 1/30 vs. SAC 2 - 2/24 vs. MEM HIGHS LOWSREBOUNDS - GAME 63 - 1/22 at ATL 36 - 12/21 at SASREBOUNDS - HALF 38 - 1/22 at ATL 13 - 11/3 vs. UTAREBOUNDS - QUARTER 21 - 1/22 at ATL 5 - 12/1 vs. WAS HIGHS LOWSOFF. REB. - GAME 23 - 1/22 at ATL 3 - 10/30 at UTA OFF. REB. - HALF 13 - 1/22 at ATL 0 - 10/22 vs. LAL HIGHS LOWSDEF. REB. - GAME 44 - 2/13 at BOS 24 - 11/16 vs. ATLDEF. REB. - HALF 28- 11/13 at HOU 8 - 11/16 vs. ATL HIGHS LOWSASSISTS - GAME 39 - 2/8 vs. MIN 12 - 11/13 at HOUASSISTS - HALF 22 - 2/8 vs. MIN 3 - 11/16 vs. ATL ASSISTS - QUARTER 11 - 2/8 vs. MIN 0 - 12/13 at MIN HIGHS LOWSSTEALS - GAME 12 - 11/20 vs. BOS 3 - 2/11 at PHISTEALS - HALF 8 - 1/30 vs. SAC 0 - 1/24 at MIASTEALS - QUARTER 6 - 1/30 vs. SAC 0 - 3/1 vs. PHI HIGHS LOWSBLOCKS - GAME 12 - 11/7 vs. POR 1 - 2/9 vs. CLEBLOCKS - HALF 8 - 12/25 at LAL 0 - 2/22 vs. SACBLOCKS - QUARTER 5 - 1/4 vs. MEM 0 - 3/1 vs. PHI HIGHS LOWSTURNOVERS - GAME 22 - 10/28 vs. CHA 7 - 1/26 at ORLTURNOVERS - HALF 13- 12/14 at CHI 2 - 2/3 vs. SAS HIGHS LOWSPERS. FOULS - GAME 34 - 10/26 at PHX 11 - 2/11 at PHI PERS. FOULS - HALF 21 - 10/26 at PHX 2 - 2/11 at PHI HIGHS LOWSPOINTS IN THE PAINT 64 - 1/2 vs. DET 26 - 11/18 vs. OKC2ND CHANCE POINTS 25 - 1/22 at ATL 2 - 1/12 at DENFAST BREAK POINTS 28 - 2/13 at BOS 4 - 2/26 at PHX



2019-20•11/27 at Memphis, recorded a season-high 11 assists. • 11/20 vs Boston, recorded a career-high 16 rebounds and a season-high four 3PM. According to Elias Sports Bureau, since steals and blocks were first recorded, he is the third starting guard in NBA history to have 16+ rebounds, 7+ assists, 3+ steals and 2+ blocks in a game. He is aslo only the second Clipper in franchise history to achieve the feat. • 11/6 vs Milwaukee, recorded season highs in points (20), FGM (6), and FTM (5). • Missed two games with a sore left calf (11/14-11/16). Missed two game due to a concussion (12/13-12/14). Missed eight games due to a sore right groin (12/22, 1/22-1/26, 2/8-2/22). Missed three game due to a sprained right wrist (12/31 - 1/4)

2018-19• 4/24 at Golden State, recorded a career and playoff-high 14 rebounds and became the second player since 1985 (Rajon Rondo - 4x) to log as many points (17) and rebounds (14) in a playoff game at 6'1" or shorter. • 4/21 vs Golden State, became the fourth player 6'1" or shorter since 1993 to record at least 3 blocks in a playoff game. • 4/13 at Golden State, recorded a playoff career-high of seven assists. • 3/12 vs. Portland, six assists in first quarter mark his most in any quarter of his career.• 1/28 vs. Atlanta, logged his fourth double-double of the season, marking the first time in his career hes’ tallied a double-double in consecutive games. He also recorded a career-high 8 made free-throws. • 1/27 vs. Sacramento, recorded first career game with 15+ points, 10+ rebounds & 8+ assists.• 1/20 at San Antonio, recorded a season-high of 12 rebounds. No player 6’1” or shorter has matched his stat line in over 25 seasons (18 points, 12 rebouunds, 5 assists, 4 steals, 1 block). • 1/10 at Denver, recorded a season-high of three blocked shots all of which came in the second quarter, which ties his most in any quarter of his career. • Scored at least eight points in five straight games (12/15 - 12/23), his longest streak of the season. • 12/8 vs Miami, recorded his 3,000 career point. • 11/10 vs Milwaukee, recorded season-highs with 21 points and seven made field goals including five three-pointers. His five three-pointers are the most that he has recorded in a single game as a Clipper, and his 21 points represent his fourth-highest career scoring effort.• 10/23 at New Orleans, recorded his first double-double. • Missed four games due to right hip pointer (3/28, 4/3-4/7).

21 PATRICK BEVERLEY GUARD • 6-1 • 185 • ARKANSAS • 72019-20 REGULAR SEASON: PPG:7.8 RPG:5.4 APG:3.8 SPG:1.1 BPG:0.5 MPG:27.2 FG%:42.5

Twitter: @patbev21

CAREER HIGH SEASON HIGH

PTS 26 - 4/2/17 at PHX 20 - 11/6/19 vs MIL

REB 16 - 11/20/19 vs BOS 16 - 11/20/19 vs BOS

AST 12 (2) - 12/07/16 vs. LAL 11 - 11/27/19 at MEM

STL 6 - 4/13/16 vs. SAC 5 - 10/24/19 @ GSW

BLK 3 (6) 1/10/20 vs GSW 3 - 1/10/20 vs GSW

FGM 11 - 4/2/17 at PHX 6 - 11/6/19 vs MIL

3PM 6 - 11/22/14 vs. DAL 4 (2) - 2/3/20 vs SAS

FTM 8 - 1/28/19 vs ATL 5 - 11/6/19 vs MIL

MIN 46 - 12/17/14 at DEN 40 - 11/20/19 vs BOS

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR- DR- TOT A ST BS TO PF PTS8-Mar vs LAL L 26:15 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 3 4 1 1 0 3 3 25-Mar at HOU W 22:50 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 3 4 2 2 0 1 2 53-Mar at OKC W 20:09 1 6 1 5 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 0 1 3 31-Mar vs PHI W 23:49 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 4 4 4 0 0 1 4 028-Feb vs DEN W 21:18 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 0 0 0 3 0

2019-20• 2/5 vs Miami, recorded a season-high 10 assists. • 2/3 vs San Antonio recorded a season-high 12 rebounds. • 12/25 at Lakers, recorded a season-high 3 blocks. • 12/19 vs Houston, became the first Clipper in franchise history with 30+ points, 6+ three-pointers made and 2+ blocks. • 12/13 at Minnesota, recorded a season-high of 46 points. He became the first player in franchise history to have 46+ points and 7+ assists. According to ESPN stats, Leonard and George are

the first duo to each score 35+ points through three quarters of a game over the last 20 seasons. They also become the first pair of teammates in Clippers history to each score 40 points. It is the 21st time teammates have done so in NBA history. Their combined 88 points is tied for the most all-time among games that concluded in regulation (Davis and holiday, 88 points, 4/21/18). 12/9 at Indiana, recorded a season-high seven 3PM.

• 12/8 at Washington, according to Elias Sports Bureau, Paul George joins Luka Doncic (11/20/19) as the only two players since the 1973-74 season to have 25+ points, 5+ rebounds, 5+ assists and 4+ steals in under 26 minutes played.

• 11/16 vs Atlanta, his 37 points are the most scored by a player in less than 21 minutes. He also passed Phil Smith for most points in a Clippers home debut. • 11/14 at New Orleans, made his Clippers debut recording 33 points, which is the fourth-most points in a Clippers debut in franchise history. No other player has ever finished with 30+ points and 25

or fewer minutes in their first game with a team before George. • Missed 11 games due to injury rehabilitation assignment - shoulder (10/22-11/13). Missed one game due to left hamstring tightness (1/4).Missed 10 games due to a left hamstring strain (1/10- 1/26,

2/22). 2018-19• Appeared in 77 games (all starts), averaging 28.0 points, 8.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists and a league-leading 2.21 steals in 36.9 minutes, shooting 43.8 percent from the field, 38.6 percent from three

and 83.9 percent from the free throw line. The only other person to average as many points, rebounds and steals in a season since steals became an official stat was Michael Jordan in 1988-89.• Among NBA leaders, ranks second in scoring, first in steals, deflections (3.8) and in loose balls recovered (2.1), second in points off opponent turnovers (4.9), third in made threes (3.8) and seventh

in fast break points (4.5). On 4/9 vs. Houston, hit his fourth game-winner of the season and of his career, most in the NBA this year and tied for the most in Thunder history (Westbrook, 2016-17).• Named an All-Star starter for the third time in his sixth appearance. • Recorded seven games with 40+ points, Scored in double figures in all 77 games he appeared in, scored more than 20 points 62 times• and more than 30 points 31 times. • PLAYOFFS: Appeared in five games (all starts), averaging 28.6 points, 8.6 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 1.40 steals in 40.8 minutes. • In Game 4 on 4/21 vs. Portland, notched a double-double with a game-best 32 points and a game-high-tying 10 rebounds, • draining four shots from beyond the arc and going 12-for-14 from the free throw line.• In Game 5 on 4/23 at Portland, went 14-for-20 from the field and drained three shots from long range to record • 36 points, nine rebounds and three assists.

13 PAUL GEORGE FORWARD • 6-9 • 220 • Fresno St • 10

Twitter: @YG_Trece



PTS 48 - 12/05/15 @ UTA 46 - 12/13/19 at MIN

REB 17 - 11/03/12 vs SAC 12 - 2/3/20 vs SAS

AST 12 - 2/13/13 vs CHA 10 - 2/5/20 vs MIA

STL 7 - 1/10/16 @ HOU 6 - 11/26/19 at DAL

BLK 4(3) - 12/19/12 vs UTAH 3 - 12/25/19 at LAL

FGM 19 - 2/1/18 @ DEN 17 - 12/13/19 at MIN

3PM 10 - 02/01/19 at MIA 7 - 12/9/19 at IND

FTM 17 - 3/7/19 @ POR 11 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

MIN 50 - 2/22/19 vs UTAH 40 - 12/31/19 at SAC

2019-20 REGULAR SEASON: PPG:21.1 RPG:5.9 APG:3.8 SPG:1.3 BPG:0.5 MPG:29.3 FG%:43.3


2019-20• 1/2 vs Detroit, recorded his 2,000th career rebound. • 12/25 at Lakers, recorded a season-high 3 assists. • 11/16 vs Atlanta, recorded a season-high 4 steals.• 11/7 vs Portland, recorded a season-high 10 rebounds. • 10/30 at Utah, recoreded season-highs in points (23)and FGM (8). • Missed nine game due to a tailbone contusion (12/3 - 12/6, 12/9 - 12/21).

2018-19• Appeared in 54 games (6 starts) and averaged 9.4 points and 6.3 rebounds in 21.1 minutes• Averaged 8.7 points, 6.5 rebounds while playing 19.6 minutes per game with the Clippers (24 games).• Tied season highs with 24 points and 11 rebounds in 22 minutes on Jan. 12 at Miami• Scored in double figures 24 times, including two games with at least 20 points• Grabbed double-digit rebounds six times• Posted four double-doubles• PLAYOFFS: Averaged 11.0 points and 5.3 rebouunds in 23.5 minutes• 4/18 vs Golden State, recorded playoff career-highs of 15 points and 6 FGM• 4/24 at Golden State, matched his playoff career-high of 15 points and three 3PM.

4 JAMYCHAL GREEN FORWARD • 6-9 • 227 • ALABAMA • 8

Twitter: @Jmyke1




PTS 29 - 2/4/17 @ MIN 23 - 10/30/19 @ UTA

REB 18 - 12/8/16 vs POR 14 - 11/13/19 at HOU

AST 7 - 3/3/18 @ ORL 3 (4) - 2/9/20 at CLE

STL 5 - 11/30/16 @ TOR 4 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

BLK 3(3) - 1/16/19 vs MIL 2 (2) - 2/1/20 vs MIN

FGM 10 - 3/25/16 @SAS 8- 10/30/19 @ UTA

3PM 5 - 10/30/19 @ UTA 5 - 10/30/19 @ UTA

FTM 12- 2/4/17 @ MIN 4 (3)- 1/16/20 vs ORL

MIN 51 - 1/21/12 at NYK 32(2)-11/13/19 at HOU

5 MONTREZL HARRELL FORWARD/CENTER • 6-8 • 240 • LOUISVILLE • 4

Twitter: @MONSTATREZZ2019-20• 3/5 at Houston, recorded his 11th double double off the bench, which leads the NBA. • 1/22 at Atlanta, recorded his fourth 30+ point game off the bench, which leads NBA. He also had his second game this season with at least 30 points and 3 blocks off the bench, joining Kevin McHale and Thurl Bailey as the only three players in NBA history to have multiple games with 30+ points and 3+ blocks off the bench in a single season. • 1/12 at Denver, recorded his ninth 25+ point game off the bench, which leads the NBA• 1/5 vs New York, tied his career high of 34 points. • 1/4 vs Memphis, recorded his 21st game this season with at least 15 points and 5 rebounds off the bench which ranks first in the NBA. • 12/14 at Chicago, recorded his second 30+ point off the bench this season. He is also the first Clipper in franchise history to have 30+ points and 3+ blocks off the bench. • 12/1 vs Washington, recorded a career-high 15 rebounds. This was the first time that he recorded a double-double in the first half (12 points/10 rebounds). He also became the first player in Clippers history to have 20+ points and 15+ rebounds off the bench. • 11/24 vs New Orleans, matched his career-high of 34 points and became the fourth player in NBA History to have 34+ points, 12+ rebounds, and 2+ blocks off the bench. • 11/18 vs Oklahoma City, became the seventh Clipper in team history to finish with 28 points, 12 rebounds (including a career-best eight on the offensive glass) and five assists. • 11/6 vs Milwaukee, recorded a career-high 34 points as well as season-highs in assists (5) and FGM (13). He also became the first Clipper since Blake Griffin to record 30+ points, 12+ total rebounds and 6+ offensive rebounds. • Missed one game due to illness (12/28).

2018-19• 4/15 at Golden State recorded a franchise record for most makes without a miss in aplayoff game and recorded a career playoff-high of 10 rebounds. • 4/13 at Golden State, tallied a playoff career-high 26 points, in addition to five rebounds, two blocks and two steals in Game 1. He's the second player since 1985 to log 25+ points, 5+ rebounds, 2+ blocks and 2+ steals off the bench in a postseason game (Blair Rasumussen, 4/22/86) and the only player to do so in 30 or fewer minutes played. Lou Williams (25) and Harrell (26) became the first pair of reserve teammates on record to each score 25+ points in a postseason game (bench stats first recorded in 1970-71). LA's reserves tallied 65 points, the ninth-most of any team in a postseason game since 1985•3/19 vs Indiana, recorded his 17th double-double of the season and 20th of his career.• 1/20 at San Antonio, made first start of the season and scored 18 points, his most in 19 career starts.• 1/8 vs Charlotte, became the only player to log 20+ points, 10+ rebounds, 5+ assists and 2+ steals off the bench this season. • 12/23 at Golden State, reached 2,000 career points in 3,551 minutes, becoming one of nine active players to reach 2,000 points in as few minutes behind Vince Carter, Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin, Kyrie Irving, Karl-Anthony Towns, Joel Embiid and Donovan Mitchell. • 12/22 vs Denver, recorded his 10th 20-point game and eighth double-double of the season, finishing the night with 20 points and 10 rebounds. He also became one of five players since 1984-85 and the first player in Clippers history (1984-present) with 20+ points and 10 rebounds in under 20 minutes. • 12/2 at Dallas, marked his third time in his career with consecutive 20+ point games (3/6/18-3/9/18, 11/10-11/12).• 11/19 at Atlanta, recorded career-highs of five steals and 15 made free-throws. Became only player in NBA history with 25+ points, 11+ rebounds, 5+ steals & 2+ blocks as a sub.



PTS 34 (3) - 1/5/19 vs NYK 34 (3) - 1/5/19 vs NYK

REB 15 - 12/1/19 vs WAS 15 - 12/1/19 vs WAS

AST 6 (4) -11/14/19 at NOP 6 - 11/14/19 at NOP

STL 5 - 11/19/18 at ATL 2(9) - 2/13/20 at BOS

BLK 5 (2) - 12/26/18 vs SAC 3 (9) - 2/13/20 at BOS

FGM 14 - 2/25/19 vs DAL 13 (4) -1/5/19 vs NYK

3PM 1(5) - 3/30/19 vs CLE --

FTM 15 - 11/19/18 at ATL 12 - 12/14/19 at CHI

MIN 39 - 11/6/19 vs MIL 39 - 11/6/19 vs MIL



1 REGGIE JACKSON GUARD • 6-3 • 208 • BOSTON COLLEGE • 9

Twitter: @Reggie_Jackson2019-20• Reggie Jackson scored 22 points (8-14 FG, 3-7 3FG) to go along with three rebounds, four assists and two steals in 19 minutes against

Sacramento on Jan. 22. Jackson had missed the previous 42 games due to a lower back injury. • Jackson scored in double figures in his first four games since he returned from a 42-game hiatus, averaging 18.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, 4.3

assists, 1.3 steals during that stretch (Jan. 22 to Jan. 29). Jackson led the team in scoring in two consecutive games (Jan. 27 to Jan. 29). • Three-straight games with 20+ points (2/5-2/8)…Season highs in 3-pointers (five) and assists (nine) vs. PHX (2/5)…Eight games with 10+

points, six games with 20+ points…Has led team in scoring four times and in passing four times…Scored 22 points (8-14 FG, 3-7 3FG) vs. SAC (1/22) in return from injury...Missed 43 games with lower back tightness/lumbar stress reaction/recovery.



PTS 40 - 11/08/15 at POR 28 - 2/7/20 at OKC

REB 12 - 3/21/14 at TOR 7 - 2/3/20 at MEM

AST 20 - 3/17/15 vs MEM 11 - 2/12/20 at ORL

STL 6 - 1/16/14 at HOU 2(2)-1/24/ 20 vs MEM

BLK 2 (3) - 1/2/19 at MEM 2 - 2/24/20 vs PHI

FGM 15 - 11/8/15 at POR 11 - 2/7/20 at OKC

3PM 6 - 11/30/18 vs CHI 5 - 2/5/20 vs PHX

FTM 14 - 12/14/15 vs LAC 5 - 1/24/20 vs MEM

MIN 49 - 12/18/15 at CHI 36 - 2/12/20 at ORL

2019-20 REGULAR SEASON:PPG:12.6 RPG:3.0 APG:4.4 SPG:0.5 BPG:0.2 MPG:24.4 FG%:40.4

25 MFIONDU KABENGELE FORWARD • 6-10 • 250 • FLORIDA STATE • R

Twitter: @Mfiondu2019-20• 11/16 vs Atlanta, recorded a season-high 10 points and two rebounds. • 10/24 at Golden State, made his NBA Debut and recorded his first basket.

2018-19 (Florida State)• Appeared in 37 games for the Florida State Seminoles, averaging 13.2 points and 5.9 rebounds in 21.6 minutes. • Led the team in scoring with 13.2 points per game. • Named the Atlantic Coast Confrence (ACC) Sixth Man of the Year, making him the first player in school history to earn the award. • Named to 2019 All-ACC Tournament First Team. • 2018-19 All-ACC Honorable Mention choice. • Finished ninth in the ACC in blocks (1.51 bpg)• Had the 33rd highest free throw rate in the nation )frequency of trips to the line) per foxsports.com stats

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR- DR- TOT A ST BS TO PF PTS8-Mar vs LAL L Inactive - G League5-Mar at HOU W Inactive - G League3-Mar at OKC W Inactive - G League1-Mar vs PHI W Inactive 28-Feb vs DEN W Inactive - G League


PTS 10 - 11/16/19 vs ATL 10 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

REB 2 (2) - 12/6/19 at MIL 2 (2) - 12/6/19 at MIL

AST 1 (2) - 2/8/20 at MIL 1 (2) - 2/8/20 at MIL

STL 1 (2) - 2/9/20 at CLE 1 (2) - 2/9/20 at CLE

BLK 1 - 10/24/19 vs GSW 1 - 10/24/19 vs GSW

FGM 3 - 11/16/19 vs ATL 3 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

3PM 2 (2) - 2/9/20 at CLE 2 (2) - 2/9/20 at CLE

FTM 2 (2) - 2/9/20 at CLE 2 (2) - 2/9/20 at CLE

MIN 10 - 2/8/20 at MIL 10 - 2/8/20 at MIL



14 TERANCE MANN FORWARD • 6-7 • 215 • FLORIDA STATE • R

Twitter: @terance_mann2019-20• 11/16 vs Atlanta, recorded a season-high 13 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists. • 10/30 at Utah, recorded his first NBA points and finished the night with 4 points, 5 assists, 3 rebounds and 1 steal. • 10/24 at Golden State, made his NBA Debut.

2018-19 (Florida State)

• "Appeared in 37 games (36 starts) for the Florida State Seminoles, averaging Seminoles, avergaing 11.4 points, • 6.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists in 31.7 minutes.• Earned All-Atlantic Coast Confrence (ACC) Honorable Mention Honors for the second consecutive season. • Named to the 2019 All-ACC Tournament Second Team as he led the Seminoles to the ACC Tournament • Championship game for just the third time in school history.

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR- DR- TOT A ST BS TO PF PTS8-Mar vs LAL L Inactive - G League5-Mar at HOU W Inactive - G League3-Mar at OKC W Inactive - G League1-Mar vs PHI W Inactive 28-Feb vs DEN W Inactive - G League



PTS 13 - 11/16/19 vs ATL 13 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

REB 6 - 11/16/19 vs ATL 6 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

AST 8 - 11/16/19 vs ATL 8 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

STL 2 - 11/27/19 at MEM 2 - 11/27/19 at MEM

BLK 2 - 1/22/20 at ATL 2 - 1/22/20 at ATL

FGM 6 - 11/16/19 vs ATL 6 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

3PM 1 (2) - 12/3/19 vs POR 1 (2) - 12/3/19 vs POR

FTM 3- 11/18/19 vs OKC 3- 11/18/19 vs OKC

MIN 33 - 11/16/19 vs ATL 33 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

2 KAWHI LEONARD FORWARD • 6-7 • 230 • SAN DIEGO ST. • 9

Twitter: @kawhileonard2019-20• 3/5 at Houston, recorded his 18th game this season with at least 20 points, 5 assists and 5 rebounds which is the most such games in a single season in his career. • 2/1 vs Minnesota, extendedn his 30+ pont scoring streak to nine games and became the third player in NBA history to have at least 31 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists in under 24 minutes played. • 1/26 at Orlando, recorded a season-high of 14 rebounds and extended his 30+ point scoring streak to eight games, tying Bob McAdoo for the second longest such streak in franchise history. He

also recorded 900 career steals, becoming one of 20 active players to have at least 9,000 career points and 900 career steals. • 1/24 at Miami, recorded his first career triple-double and with 30 points he became the third player in franchise history to have a 30+ point triple-double. • 1/21 at Dallas, recorded his 6th straight game with at least 30 points, which ties the longest such streak in his career set from 1/10/17-1/21/1. He also became the fourth player in franchise history

to have 36+ points, 11+ rebounds, 3+ steals and 2+ blocks. • 1/18 at New Orleans, joined World B. Free and Bob McAdoo as the only players in franchise history to score 30+ points in 5 or more consecutive games. He also became the fourth player in

franchise history to have 35+ points, 5+ rebounds, 5+ assists and 5+ steals. • 1/14 vs Cleveland, recorded his fifth career game with +40 points and recorded a season-high 43 points and six 3PM. According to Basketball Reference Kawhi Leonard is the second player in

NBA history to score 39+ points in 25 minutes or less and the third player since 1954-55 to score 43+ points in under 29 minutes played. He also beccame the first Clipper in franchise history to score 40+ points in under 30 minutes played.

• 12/25 at Lakers, recorded a season-high four three-point field goals and became the first player since Blake Griffin on 3/31/15 vs GSW to have 35+ points, 12+ rebounds and 5+ assists. He also tied a franchise-high for most points scored on Christmas Day (Marques Johnson, 31 points, 12/25/1985).

• 12/21 at San Antonio, according to Elias Sports Bureau, Leonard is the third player since 1973-74 (when steals were first officially tracked) to have 26+ points, 9+ assists, 7+ rebounds and 4+ steals in under 28 minutes played.

• 12/13 at Minnesota, recorded 42 points including a 31-point first half, a career-high for most points in any half. He also recorded a career-high of 19 FTM. His 19 FTM are the most free-throws made without a miss in a single game in franchise history. According to ESPN stats, Leonard and George are the first duo to each score 35+ points through three quarters of a game over the last 20 seasons. They also become the first pair of teammates in Clippers history to each score 40 points. It is the 21st time teammates have done so in NBA history. Their combined 88 points is tied for the most all-time among games that concluded in regulation (Davis and holiday, 88 points, 4/21/18).

• 12/8 at Washington, Leonard became the first Clipper since Blake Griffin on 4/6/11 at OKC to have 30+ points, 10+ rebounds, 5+ assists while shooting at least 65% from the floor. • 10/31 vs San Antonio, became the first Clipper since Blake Griffin on 11/25/15 vs. Utah to have 38+ points and 12+ rebounds. Recorded a double-double with 7:47 remaining in the third quarter.

According to Elias, it is the third fastest double-double in his career. • 10/22 vs Lakers, made his Clippers debut recording 30 points and 6 rebounds in 31 minutes. • Missed three game due to Load Management Knee (10/30, 11/6, 11/14). Missed three game due to left knee contusion (11/14-18). Missed seven games due to Injury Management: Left Knee

Soreness (11/27, 12/9, 12/14, 12/22, 1/5, 1/22, 2/9). Missed one game due to lower back tightness (1/30). 2018-19• In 60 games (all starts), averaged career highs of 26.6 points and 7.3 rebounds, along with 3.3 assists, 1.8 steals in 34.0 minutes • Tied for sixth in the NBA in scoring, ranked seventh in steals per game and tied for 19th in minutes per game• Inactive 18 times, was a DNP in three games and DND once • Sat out 15 games for injury (rest - load management)• Shot .495 (560-1129) from the floor, .371 (112-302) from three-point distance and a team-high .854 (364-426) at the free throw line • Scored in double digits in all 60 games, 20 or more in 51 contests and 30+ 22 times • Led the team in scoring in 47 games - the most by a player in first season with Toronto • Voted by the fans, media and players as a starter for the 2019 NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte - his third career All-Star selection • Named Eastern Conference player of the Week twice• Reached 8,000 career points Mar. 14 vs. LA Lakers• Led all Eastern Conference players averaging 30.2 points in January - the highest scoring month of his career; joined Vince Carter • (30.7, December 2000) as the only players in team history to average 30.0 points in a calendar month• Scored a career-high 45 points (16-22 FG, 13-17 FT) Jan. 1 vs. Utah; also set career highs in FGM (16) • Sat out two games with a bruised right hip (Dec. 11- 12)• Missed two games (Nov. 4-5) due to left ankle soreness • PLAYOFFS: Averaged 30.5 points, 9.1 rebounds and 3.9 assists during 24 playoff games while shooting 29% from the field. • Won the NBA Championship and captured the Finals MVP honor • In 24 games he recorded two games with 40+ points, 12 games with 30+ points and 8 games with 20+ points. Recorded 9 double-doubles



PTS 45 - 1/1/2019 vs. UTA 43 - 1/14/19 vs CLE

REB 16 - 4/10/2014 at DAL 14 (2)- 2/26/20 at PHX

AST 10 - 10/26/19 @ PHX 10 (2) - 1/24/20 a MIA

STL 7 - 4/5/2015 vs GSW 5 - 1/18/20 at NOP

BLK 6 - 12/14/2014 at DEN 3 - 10/28/19 vs CHA

FGM 16 - 1/1/2019 vs. UTA 15 (2) - 1/18/20 at NOP

3PM 7 - 12/3/2015 at MEM 6 - 1/14/19 vs CLE

FTM 19 - 12/13/19 at MIN 19 - 12/13/19 at MIN

MIN 46 - 1/21/17 @ CLE 45 - 2/13/20 at BOS

2019-20 REGULAR SEASON: PPG:26.9 RPG:7.4 APG:5 SPG:1.8 BPG:0.6 MPG:32.4 FG%:46.6


31 MARCUS MORRIS SR. FORWARD • 6-8 • 218 • KANSAS • 8

2019-20:• 2/9 at Cleveland, made his Clippers debut and recorded 10 points, four rebounds, two assists and three steals. • Traded to LAC (Feb. 6) Averaged 19.6 points, 5.4 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 32.3 minutes for the New York Knicks. • Led the Knicks in points (19); 30+ PTS (2); 20+ PTS (25); • Led the Knicks in rebounds(2); 10+ REB (3); DBL-DBL (3); 20-10 (3); • Led the Knicks in assists (2); • Injuries: DNP CERVICAL SPASMS (1); INACTIVE (6); DND-SORE LEFT ACHILLES (1) TRADE PENDING (1)

2018-19:• Averaged 13.9 ppg and career-high 6.1 rpg with career-high .447 shooting (377-844 FGA) over 27.9 mpg in • 75 games (53 starts) for Celtics• Went 146-389 (.375) from Downtown, nailing a career-high 146 3PT FGM.• Notched 10 20+ scoring games and one 30+ effort.• Had five double-doubles• Led Celtics in scoring four times, rebounds 21 times• From Downtown, had five four-homer games, two five-homer games, and tied a career high with • six 3PT FGM (20 pts) on Dec 14 vs. Hawks• Recorded 13.2 ppg (290) and 6.3 rpg (139) over 26.0 mpg (572) in 22 games off the bench• Came off the bench in each of his first 17 games (Oct 16-Nov 21), then started 53 of his last 58 contests (Nov 23-April 7)• Scored a season-high 31 points (10-15 FGA, 5-8 from Downtown) in win over Pelicans, Dec 10, • Tied a career high with six (of eight) 3PT FGM en route to 20 pts in win over Hawks, Dec 14• Season-high 13 rebounds (with 21 pts) in win over Kings, March 14• Missed seven games due to injury/illness: three with right knee soreness, one with sore left knee, one with strained neck, one due to illness and regular season finale (April 9 at Washington) with

right patellar tendinopathy• N THE PLAYOFFS: • Averaged 13.7 ppg, 8.1 rpg and went 41-79 FGA (.519) over 28.2 mpg in nine games (four starts) in Celtics’ drive to East Semis• Ranked 15th on NBA Playoff leader board in rpg (8.1) and 11th in FG pct. (.519)• Came off the bench in all four games of first-round sweep of Indiana, then started four of five games in East Semis loss to Bucks• Led Celtics in scoring twice and rebounds twice in post-season• Team- and Playoff-high 20 points (5-12 FGA, 3-8 from Downtown) in Game One win over Indiana, April 14, 2019• Had double-doubles in both of last two games vs. Bucks (18 pts, 14 reb in Game Four; 14 pts, 11 reb in Game Five).

Twitter: @MookMorris2



PTS 38 - 1/5/20 at LAC 38 - 1/5/20 at LAC

REB 14 - 12/2/15 vs PHX 13 - 11/20/19 at PHI

AST 8 - 11/24/16 vs PHI 6 - 11/20/19 at PHI

STL 5 - 11/11/15 at SAC 3 (4) - 2/9/20 at CLE

BLK 4 - 10/30/19 at ORL 4 - 10/30/19 at ORL

FGM 13 (2) - 1/5/20 at LAC 13 - 1/5/20 at LAC

3PM 7 - 11/24/19 vs BKN 7 - 11/24/19 vs BKN

FTM 12 - 11/19/19 vs CLE 12 - 11/19/19 vs CLE

MIN 57 - 12/18/15 at CHI 42 - 2/13/20 at BOS


19 RODNEY MCGRUDER GUARD • 6-5 • 200 • KANSAS STATE • 4

2019-20:• 12/17 vs Phoenix, recorded a career-high 11 renounds and a season high 3 steals. • 11/14 vs New Orleans, recorded a season- high 20 points, six FGM and a career-high five 3PM• Missed four games due to a right ankle sprain (10/22-10/28). Missed seven game due to a right hamstring strain (11/29-12/11)

2018-19:• Appeared in 66 games (45 starts) and averaged 7.6 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists in 23.5• minutes while shooting 40.3% from the field• Recorded career-highs in points (22), rebounds (10), assists (6), blocks (2) & steals (0.9) • Played in the 100 th game of his career on 10/24 vs. NY

Twitter: @RodneyMcGruder

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR- DR- TOT A ST BS TO PF PTS8-Mar vs LAL L 0:31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 05-Mar at HOU W 5:28 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 33-Mar at OKC W 3:27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01-Mar vs PHI W DNP - COACH'S DECISION28-Feb vs DEN W 4:32 3 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7


PTS 22 - 11/10/2018 vs. WAS 20 - 11/14/19 at NOP

REB 11 - 12/17/19 vs PHX 11 - 12/17/19 vs PHX

AST 6 (2) - 10/29/2018 vs SAC 4 - 11/24/19 vs NOP

STL 4 - 10/17/2017at BKN 3 - 12/17/19 vs PHX

BLK 2(2) - 11/16/19 vs ATL 2 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

FGM 8 - 11/10/2018 vs WAS 6 - 11/14/19 at NOP

3PM 5 - 11/14/19 at NOP 5 - 11/14/19 at NOP

FTM 5 - 3/8/2019 vs CLE 3 (2) - 1/22/20 at ATL

MIN 42 - 10/20/2018 vs. CHA 36 - 11/14/19 at NOP



54 PATRICK PATTERSON FORWARD • 6-9 • 230 • KENTUCKY • 12

2019-20: • 10/24 at Golden State, recorded a career-high six 3PM.• Missed one game due to back spasms (12/8).

2018-19: • Appeared in 63 games (five starts) and averaged 3.6 points and 2.3 rebounds in 13.7 minutes• 12/19 at Sacramento, hit his 500th three-pointer, making him one of 10 players since he entered the league in• 2010 to have 500-plaus threes and 250-plaus blocks while shooting at least 45 percent.• Scored in double figures five times. Logged 19 DNP – Coach’s Decision.

Twitter: @pdpatt

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR- DR- TOT A ST BS TO PF PTS8-Mar vs LAL L DNP - COACH'S DECISION5-Mar at HOU W 5:28 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 03-Mar at OKC W 3:27 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31-Mar vs PHI W DNP - COACH'S DECISION28-Feb vs DEN W 4:32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0


PTS 27 - 11/28/2012 at OKC 20 - 10/24/19 @ GSW

REB 13 (6) - 11/30/2016 vs MEM 9 - 10/31/19 vs SAS

AST 6 (3) - 4/3/2015 at BKN 3 - 10/28/19 vs CHA

STL 4 - 11/23/2016 at HOU 1 (6) - 1/4/20 vs MEM

BLK 5 - 10/31/2016 vs. DEN 1(3) - 12/22/19 at OKC

FGM 11 - 11/28/12 @ OKC 7 - 10/24/19 @ GSW

3PM 6 - 10/24/19 @ GSW 6 - 10/24/19 @ GSW

FTM 6 (2) - 1/21/2015 at MEM 4 - 12/11/19 at TOR

MIN 42 - 4/5/2013 vs. DAL 30 - 10/26/19 @ PHX

2019-20 REGULAR SEASON: PPG:4.6 RPG:2.4 APG:0.6 SPG:0.1 BPG:0.1 MPG:12 FG%:40.0

55 JOAKIM NOAH CENTER • 6-11 • 230 • FLORIDA • 13

2019-20: •

2018-19: • Appeared in 42 games for the Memphis Grizzlies and averaged 7.1 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.1 assistst in 16.5 minutes. • Scored in double figures 11 times including a 22 point performance against the L.A. Clippers on February 22.

Twitter: @JoakimNoah

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR- DR- TOT A ST BS TO PF PTS


PTS 30 - 12/7/12 at DET --

REB 23 - 12/7/12 at DET --

AST 14 (2) 3/20/15 vs TOR --

STL 5 - 10/31/12 vs SAC --

BLK 11 - 2/28/13 vs PHI --

FGM 12 - 12/7/12 at DET --

3PM -- --

FTM 12 - 2/22/19 vs LAC --

MIN 50 - 12/2/13 vs NOP --

2019-20 REGULAR SEASON: PPG:-- RPG:-- APG:-- SPG:-- BPG:-- MPG:-- FG%:--


23 LOU WILLIAMS GUARD • 6-1 • 175 • SOUTH GWINNETT HS (GA) • 15

2019-20:• 2/13 at Boston, recorded a season-high 35 points. It is his 15th career game with at least 35 points off the bench, the most in NBA history. He is the first player since 1973-74 (when blocks were first

recorded) to have at least 35 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds and 2 blocks off the bench.• 1/18 at New Orleans, passed Corey Maggette for sole possession of fifth place on the Clippers all-time three-pointer field goal list (368). • 1/10 vs Golden State, recorded his 14,000th career point, becoming the 13th active player to achieve the milestone. He also recorded his fourth straight game with at least 20 points and 5 assists

off the bench which is the third longest such streak in NBA history• 1/4 vs New York, recorded his 200th career game with at least 20 points off the bench which is the most in the NBA. • 1/2 vs Detroit, recorded his 347th career three-pointer as a Clipper (stands in 8th place on the Clippers all-time three-point FG list). This was also his 17th career game with at least 20 points, 5

assists and 5 rebounds off the bench which rankssecond in NBA history. • 11/27 at Memphis, recorded a career-high 13 assists. • Missed two game due to a sore right calf (12/13-12/14). Missed one game due to personal reason (12/31)2018-19:• 4/15 at Golden State, logged playoff career-highs in points (36) and assists (11) in Game 2. His 29 point second half is a franchise postseason record for any half and his 17 point third quarter tie

the Clippers franchise postseason record for points in a quarter. He became the the second player since 1985 to log 30+ points and 10+ assists off the bench in a playoffgame.• 3/17 vs Brooklyn, recorded his first career game-winning walkoff buzzer beater. • 3/11 vs Boston, passed Dell Curry to became the NBA’s all-time leading bench scorer. • 3/8 vs Oklahoma City, recorded his second 40+ point game off the bench, moving past Jamal Crawford for No. 2 most bench points on record. He also recorded his 13,000 career point and a

season-high four steals. This game is Williams’ 28th career game with 30+ points off the bench passing Ricky Pierce for most on record. • 2/22 at Memphis, tied Terry Dehere (262) for No. 11 on the Clippers all-time three-pointers made leaderboard. • 2/11 at Minnesota, recorded a season-high 45 points and tied his career-high of 16 made free-throws. His 45 points are the most by any• player off the bench since 2009, and mark his NBA record fourth career game with 40+ points off the bench. Only eight reserves have • reached 45 points in a single game over the last 35 seasons.• 1/25 at Chicago, recorded the first triple double of his career while matching his career-high of 10 rebounds. He is the second player • in NBA history (Detlef Schrempf) to record a 30+ point triple double off the bench. At 904 career games, only one player in league history• (Zach Randolph) has notched their first career triple-double later in their career.• 1/14 vs New Orleans, marked his 900th career game, making him one of only three players since 1985-86 to appear • in over 900 games, but start in fewer than 125 (Steve Kerr, Dell Curry) • 10/30 at Oklahoma City, became the third player since 1970-71 to score over 10,000 career points off the bench • (Dell Curry and Jamal Crawford). • Missed one game (3/28) due to load management. Missed four games (12/11 - 12/17) due to a sore left • hamstring. Left 12/10 at Phoenix early due to injury. Missed two games (1/18-1/20) due to a sore right hamstring

Twitter: @TeamLou23



PTS 50 - 1/10/18 at GSW 35 - 2/13/20 at BOS

REB 10(3) - 1/25/19 at CHI 7 - 11/13/19 at HOU

AST 13 - 11/27/19 at MEM 13 - 11/27/19 at MEM

STL 10 - 1/20/18 at UTH 2 (9) - 2/9/20 at CLE

BLK 3 (5) - 11/7/19 vs. POR 3 - 11/7/19 vs. POR

FGM 16 - 1/10/18 at GSW 14 - 2/13/20 at BOS

3PM 8 - 1/10/18 at GSW 6 - 1/5/2019 vs NYK

FTM 16 (2) - 2/11/19 at MIN 15 - 11/16/19 vs ATL

MIN 48 - 12/26/12 vs. DET 41 - 11/13/19 at HOU

2019-20 REGULAR SEASON:PPG:18.7 RPG:3.1 APG:5.7 SPG:0.7 BPG:0.2 MPG:29.3 FG%:41.6

20 LANDRY SHAMET GUARD • 6-5 • 190 • Wichita State• 2

2019-20:• 2/5 vs Miami, recorded a season-high of 23 points and matched his season-highs of six 3FGM and six assists. • 1/24 at Miami, recorded a season-high six 3FGM and six assists as well as matched his career-highs of eight FGM. • 1/14 vs Cleveland, matched his career-high of seven rebounds.• 12/28 vs Utah, recorded his 200th career three-pointer. According to Elias Sports Bureau he is tied for the sixth fastest to reach the mark in NBA history (96 career

games). • Missed 17 games due to a high ankle spain (11/13-12/13)• 10/28 vs Charlotte, recorded a season-high in FGM (6). His 14 point first quarter was his second highest 1st quarter performance.

2018-19: • Appeared in 79 games and averaged 9.1 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.5 assists in 22.8 minutes. • Finished the regular season fourth on the all-time rookie three-point leaderboard (167) shooting 42.2%, which is the second highest percentage in the top-20 list behind

only Stephen Curry (43.7%).• Ranked second in scoring and minutes among all rookies on winning teams.• 3/3 vs New York, set the Clippers rookie record for 3PM in a quarter (6) and half (7), marking the most by any• rookie in a quarter and half since 2002-03. Tied Clippers franchise records for three-pointers made in• a quarter (6) and a half (7).• 2/9 at Boston, played in his first game as a Clipper and recorded his 100th career three-pointer, becoming the • 15th player in NBA history to reach 100 threes in their first 55 career games. Scored 13 points • in the fourth quarter.• Appeared in 54 games for Philadelphia, averaging 8.3 points, 1.4 rebounds and 1.1 assists, while shooting • 44.1% from the field, 40.4% from three-point range and 81.5% from the free-throw line in 20.5 minutes. • 20 games of double-figure scoring off the bench rank second among rookies (Bagley - 29) and led the Sixers.• Scored a career-high 29 points on 1/8 vs. Washington. Made a career-high eight three pointers in the contest,• tied for the second-most by a rookie in a single-game in NBA history.• Missed one game (3/26) due to a left ankle impingement.

Twitter: @landryshamet




PTS 29 - 1/08/2019 vs. WAS 23 - 2/5/20 vs MIA

REB 7 (2) - 1/14/19 vs CLE 7 - 1/14/19 vs CLE

AST 7 - 1/26/19 @ DEN 6 (2) - 2/5/20 vs MIA

STL 3(2) - 2/24/19 @ DEN 2 (3) - 2/22/20 vs SAC

BLK 2 - 12/19/19 vs HOU 2 - 12/19/19 vs HOU

FGM 8 (2(- 1/24/20 at MIA 8 - 1/24/20 at MIA

3PM 8 - 1/8/19 vs WAS 6 (2) - 2/5/20 vs MIA

FTM 7 - 12/22/19 at OKC 7 - 12/22/19 at OKC

MIN 43 - 1/24/20 at MIA 43 - 1/24/20 at MIA


7 AMIR COFFEY GUARD • 6-8 • 205 • MINNESOTA • R2019-20 REGULAR SEASON: PPG:2.2 RPG:1.1 APG:0.7 SPG:0.1 BPG:0.1 MPG:7.4 FG%:42.9

Twitter: @coffeyshop_2019-20• 2/9 at Cleveland, recorded a season-high of 10 points, four rebounds• 1/4 vs Memphis, recorded his first career NBA points. • Missed three games due to a right ankle sprain (10/22-10/26).

2018-19 (Minnesota)• Appeared in 36 games (35 starts) for the Minnesota Golden Gophers, averaging 16.6 points, 3.6 rebounds • and 3.2 assists in 35.3 minutes. • Led the team in scoring (16.6), assists (115) and minutes per game (35.3). • His scoring total was sixth in the Big Ten while minutes played was fourth. • Third Team All-Big Ten.

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR- DR- TOT A ST BS TO PF PTS8-Mar vs LAL L 0:35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 05-Mar at HOU W 5:28 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 23-Mar at OKC W 3:27 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 21-Mar vs PHI W DNP - COACH'S DECISION 28-Feb vs DEN W 4:32 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2


PTS 10 - 2/9/20 at CLE 10 - 2/9/20 at CLE

REB 4 - 2/9/20 at CLE 4 - 2/9/20 at CLE

AST 1 (3) - 2/9/20 at CLE 2 - 2/28/20 vs DEN

STL 1- 2/9/20 at CLE 1- 2/9/20 at CLE

BLK 1 - 2/9/20 at CLE 1 - 2/9/20 at CLE

FGM 5 - 2/9/20 at CLE 5 - 2/9/20 at CLE

3PM 1 - 1/4/2019 vs MEM 1 - 1/4/2019 vs MEM

FTM -- --

MIN 24 - 2/9/20 at CLE 24 - 2/9/20 at CLE

40 IVICA ZUBAC CENTER • 7-1 • 240 • CROATIA• 42019-20 REGULAR SEASON: PPG:8 RPG:7.1 APG:1.1 SPG:0.2 BPG:0.9 MPG:18 FG%:60.2

Twitter: @ivicazubac2019-20• 3/5 at Houston, recorded a season-high 17 points and his seventh double-double of the season. He also became the first player in franchise history to have at least 17 points and 12 rebounds in

under 21 minutes played. • 2/22 vs Sacramento recorded a season-high 15 rebounds. • 12/28 vs Utah, tied his career-high for points and rebounds in any quarter with 12 points iand 8 rebounds. He also had 7 offensive rebounds in the first quarter, which is the most in any quarter by

anyone in the NBA this season.

2018-19• 4/18 vs Golden State, recorded playoff career-highs of 18 points, 15 rebounds and 8FGM. 14 rebounds in the 4th Q are the most by any player in a quarter in the playoffs since at least 2002-03. • 3/24 at New York, recorded his 12th double double of his career and 7th of the season. • Made Clippers debut on 2/9 at Boston, tallying 12 points, nine rebounds and three blocks.• Has appeared in 33 games (12 starts), averaging 8.5 points and 4.9 rebounds in 15.6 minutes • Reached double figures in scoring 12 times ... Has 4 double-doubles this season • Led the team in scoring twice, rebounds 5 times, steals once, blocks 7 times and minutes once• Finished with 24 points (9-16 FG, 6-7 FT), a career-high 16 rebounds and career-high-tying 4 blocks in 35 minutes • 1/27 vs. PHX, becoming the sixth player in the NBA to match those figures this season (joining Anthony Davis, • Joel Embiid, Jusuf Nurkic, Karl-Anthony Towns and Hassan Whiteside)• He was only the fourth Lakers player since 2000 to register 24-16-4 in a single game (joining Shaquille O’Neal, Pau Gasol and • Dwight Howard)• Added 17 points (includinga career-high 9-of-9 at the free throw line) and 7 rebounds 1/19 at HOU • In overtime win 1/17 at OKC, notched third double-double of the season with career-high 26 points (12-14 FG), • 12 rebounds and a team season-high plus/minus (35), becoming only the fifth Lakers reserve since 2000 to have a 25/10 game• Had 11 points and team-high-tying 9 rebounds in win 1/9 vs. DET• Helped fuel a Lakers Christmas Day win at GSW,tallying his second double-double of the • season with 18 points (9-10 FG), 11 rebounds and 2 blocks • In second consecutive start 12/23 vs. MEM, bested his season highs in points (19) and minutes (33), • while swatting away a career-high-tying 4 blocks• Earned first start of the season 12/21 vs. NOP, notching then-season highs in points (16), rebounds (11),• including a career-high 9 DR), steals (2) and blocks (2) in 32 minutes, good for his first double-double of the year• In first action of season, had 1 rebound and 1 block in 5 minutes 10/22 vs. SAS• DNP-CD 20 times (10/18-10/22, 10/25-10/31, 11/7, 11/14-11/25, 11/29-11/30, 12/5-12/7, 12/10-12/13, 12/30)

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR- DR- TOT A ST BS TO PF PTS8-Mar vs LAL L 13:50 1 4 0 0 3 4 4 3 7 1 0 1 0 4 55-Mar at HOU W 20:27 6 6 0 0 5 6 1 11 12 0 0 1 0 1 173-Mar at OKC W 19:17 3 3 0 0 3 3 1 4 5 2 2 0 0 1 91-Mar vs PHI W 19:23 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 2 0 1 1 2 428-Feb vs PHI W 22:31 3 3 0 0 4 4 1 5 6 1 0 0 1 2 10


PTS 26 - 1/17/19 at OKC 17 - 3/5/20 at HOU

REB 16 - 1/27/19 vs. PHX 15 - 2/22/20 vs SAC

AST 6 - 4/4/18 vs. SAS 4 (2) - 2/9/20 at CLE

STL 3 - 4/3/19 vs. HOU 2 - 3/3/20 at OKC

BLK 5 - 10/29/19 vs. CHA 5 - 10/29/19 vs. CHA

FGM 12 (2) - 1/17/19 at OKC 7 (2)- 12/21/19 at SAS

3PM -- --

FTM 9 - 1/19/19 at HOU 8 - 10/24/19 @ GSW

MIN 36 - 3/21/17 vs. LAC 27 - 12/28/19 vs UTA


15 JOHNATHAN MOTLEY FORWARD • 6-10 • 230 • BAYLOR • 3

2018-19• 2/8 vs Minnesota, recorded a season-high 10 points and three rebounds in 10 minutes.

2018-19• Appeared in 22 games averaging 4.6 points and 2.3 rebounds, while shooting 53.4% from the field in 7.1 minutes.• 1/20 at San Antonio, recorded a season-high of 10 points, four made FG and four rebounds. • 1/6 vs Orlando, logged first four points of the season, shooting 2-of-2 from the field. • 1/4 at Phoenix, appeared in his first NBA game of the season.


PTS 26 - 04/06/2018 @ DET 10 - 2/8/20 at MIN

REB 12- 04/06/2018 @ DET 3 - 2/8/20 at MIN

AST 2 (5) - 1/4/2019 vs MEM 2 (2) - 1/4/2019 vs MEM

STL 2 (2) 12/17/19 vs PHX 2 - 12/17/19 vs PHX

BLK 1 (5) - 1/30/19 vs CLE --

FGM 11 - 04/06/2018 @ DET 4 - 2/8/20 at MIN

3PM 1 (2) - 10/24/2019 @ GSW 1 - 10/24/2019 @ GSW

FTM 4 - 1/10/2019 at DEN 2 (2) - 2/8/20 at MIN

MIN 41 - 04/04/2018 @ORL 11 - 2/9/20 at CLE

Twitter: @ Moneymot5

DATE OPPONENT W/L MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR- DR- TOT A ST BS TO PF PTS8-Mar vs LAL L Inactive - G League5-Mar at HOU W Inactive - G League3-Mar at OKC W Inactive - G League1-Mar vs PHI W Inactive - G League28-Feb vs DEN W Inactive - G League

2019-20 REGULAR SEASON: PPG:2.2 RPG:0.8 APG:0.6 SPG:0.23 BPG:0 MPG:3.2 FG%:73.3

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