Recap: OKC Blue beat San Diego Clippers again in 113-92 win.

The G League's OKC Blue picked up a close 113-109 win over the San Diego Clippers on Friday. The road victory improved its record to 3-11 in the regular season.

Chicago makes a franchise record-tying 25 three-pointers, and the hot-shooting Bulls beat the surging Clippers.

The Lakers went ice cold from the field to end the half as their deficit steadily grew with a 9-0 Clippers run. The Lakers scored just seven points in the final seven minutes of the second quarter and went into the halftime locker room trailing 64-47.

The Wizards countered by making the oldest team in the league do what any young team should do, make them play in transition more. This adjustment helped the Wizards to get out of the gates in the 2nd half with a 10-point lead. That lead would soon evaporate as the Wizards could not keep up the momentum.

In an exhilarating matchup on Friday night, the Los Angeles Clippers triumphed over the Toronto Raptors with a final score of 121-117 in overtime. This victory not only marked the Clippers' fifth consecutive win but also highlighted the ongoing struggles of the Raptors, who suffered a rare defeat after leading at the end of three quarters.

LaMelo Ball scored 25 points, but that wasn't enough to overcome cold outside shooting against hot shooting from Kawhi Leonard as the Charlotte Hornets lost to the Clippers.

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James Harden's contribution to the game was nothing short of extraordinary. With the Clippers trailing 109-103 and just over three minutes left in the fourth quarter, Harden showcased his ability to perform under pressure.

The Clippers' veteran John Collins explains why he shoved the Nets' rookie Egor Demin when he wrapped up James Harden in transition defense.