Five takeaways from a 130-127 victory over Chicago that improves the Clippers to 7-4:
1. Kawhi Leonard became the 46th active player to score at least 10,000 career points Sunday. His response? Shrug.
The Clippers presented Leonard with the game ball after a 35-point performance in which 21 were scored in the third quarter, the most he has ever scored in a single quarter. Leonard tied his career high with seven three-pointers and without his custom mask, the one coach Tyronn Lue likened to an “extra defender,” that was ditched after six games.