Green is certain it made Leonard think and Golden State's defense keyed another win.

Gordon was 2 for 10 on 3s and Russell Westbrook missed all five of his tries while going 3 for 12 from the floor overall to score eight points with the Warriors sagging off him. Los Angeles finished just 9 of 43 on 3-pointers - missing 18 of 19 to begin the second half. Eric Gordon made his first start in six games since joining the Clippers in a trade from Houston and scored 16 points in the team's fourth straight defeat and sixth in eight. Mason Plumlee had a season-best 20 rebounds and his 14 in the initial two quarters were the most of his career in any half. Donte DiVincenzo struggled with his shot, going 2 for 10, but grabbed a season-high 11 rebounds. Green added 11 points, nine rebounds and nine assists in a physical battle all game between rivals fighting for playoff positioning in the Western Conference. “To have those couple third quarters like we've had the last two games gives you something to build upon, you feel good about yourself and also understand what it takes coming out of the half.” “They got up 11, but we were still right there because we were defending and taking care of the ball,” Draymond Green said. Golden State did the same thing with a comeback win against Portland on Tuesday night. Then the Warriors came charging back with a 42-point third quarter while holding the Clippers to 16 points in the period to lead 87-72 heading into the final 12 minutes. Kawhi Leonard scored 21 points and hit from deep to beat the buzzer that ended the second quarter, putting the cold-shooting Clippers ahead 56-45 at halftime.

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