It took a Kawhi Leonard game-winner, but the Los Angeles Clippers survived a battle on Sunday night at the Intuit Dome. Leonard hit a short jumper from the block as time expired to lift the Clippers to a 111-110 overtime win against the Sacramento Kings on Sunday.

The moment recalled Leonard's iconic 2019 Eastern Conference semifinals shot against the 76ers that required four bounces before going in.

Los Angeles Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue was not on the bench for Sunday's home game against the Sacramento Kings because of back pain.

While he never requested a trade, Fox made it clear that he did not want to play for any coach in Sacramento other than Brown, who was fired on Dec. 27 while the team held a 13-18 record. This action by the Kings set an eventual Fox trade into motion.

De'Aaron Fox's return to Sacramento for the first time since being traded on Feb. 3 didn't go in his favor, as the Kings defeated the San Antonio Spurs 127-109 at Golden 1 Center. Fox, who spent the first eight years of his career with the Kings,

The San Antonio Spurs' three-game winning streak ended with a loss to the Sacramento Kings. However, the spotlight shifted to the Kings' surprising reception for former star De'Aaron Fox, who later addressed the moment.