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

The latter portion of Kawhi Leonard's career has been beset by injuries and "load management" -- a term with his photo next to it in the NBA lexicon -- but if he has one moment that will go down in basketball history,

Kawhi Leonard finishes with 17 points and wins the game on a buzzer-beating shot in overtime to propel the Clippers to a 111-110 comeback win over Sacramento.

This game could come back to haunt the Sacramento Kings, as they fell 110-111 to the Los Angeles Clippers in the back-and-forth overtime affair. In a game with

Kawhi Leonard stood at the top of the key, letting seconds tick off the clock. He dribbled to his right, then turned and moved across the paint. As the defense collapsed on him, he put up a left hook shot.

The Kings led by seven with 2:19 to go in regulation. James Harden hit a floater with 11.9 seconds left to force overtime and Kawhi Leonard made a left-handed hook shot at the buzzer to give the Clippers a 111-110 victory Sunday evening at Intuit Dome in Inglewood.

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. After a tight matchup the entire way, DeMar DeRozan put the Kings up by a single point with about 20 seconds left in the extra period with a pair of free throws.

Kawhi Leonard made a tough left-handed hook shot at the buzzer to give the Los Angeles Clippers a 111-110 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Sunday at Intuit Dome in Inglewood. James Harden had 29 points, nine rebounds and 11 assists for the Clippers (35-29), who now lead the Kings by 1 ½ games for eighth in the Western Conference playoff race.

Kawhi Leonard’s hook shot at the buzzer lifted the Los Angeles Clippers over the Sacramento Kings 111-110 in overtime on Sunday night to tighten their grip on eighth place in the West. Leonard dribbled to the top of the key with 21.