Clippers routed the Jazz 116-105

Will Hardy, coach of the Utah Jazz, was interested in what former Utah guard Kris Dunn would say on Sunday. Utah's fourth-quarter comeback effort was stopped by Dunn's corner 3-pointer with 2:31 remaining, bringing LA's advantage back to double digits for good.

With 3:18 left in the fourth quarter, the Jazz had reduced LA's advantage from 22 points at the beginning to just 7. Additionally, after holding a sizable lead for the majority of the game, Dunn's 3-pointer put a stop to a 20-6 Utah run that had placed some pressure on the home squad. LA scored the first ten points of the game, which eventually established the mood for the rest of the evening. The Clippers always had another run in them, even when Utah pushed back, as it did many times in the first quarter.