Clippers beat Pistons 96-91

A month is spent the NBA season, and the Los Angeles Clippers are still attempting to live their vision and become the team they're hoping to be. They finally got a ray of hope Thursday night, when Kawhi Leonard came to fill the starting roster for the first time and aided in staging a fourth-quarter rally to defeat the Detroit Pistons 96-91. Leonard concluded his stint with six points on 2-of-8 shooting and bagged five rebounds and four assists in 24 minutes. 

“It was good to be back. I felt good,” Leonard commented upon his return.

Reggie Jackson steered the Clippers with 23 points while Paul George and Marcus Morris added 16 points individually. Ivica Zubac drew his career high with 18 rebounds. Bojan Bogdanovic fired 26 points and Jaden Ivey contributed 18 points for the Pistons.