The Clippers were led by star guard James Harden with 39 points, 10 assists, 7 rebounds, 2 steals, and 2 blocks on 13-23 shooting from the field and 5-8 from beyond the arc, as the 11-time NBA All-Star turned back the clock with an incredible performance.

James Harden dropped 39 points in 48 minutes, while Kawhi Leonard added 33 points to lead the Clippers to a 124-119 overtime win. Meanwhile, the Warriors saw Steph Curry post 36 points and Jimmy Butler notch 30 points in the loss at the Chase Center.

Steph Curry falls back and hits the triple to give himself an and-1 opportunity for the Warriors vs. the Clippers.

In possibly the most electric game of the NBA season, the Los Angeles Clippers took down the Golden State Warriors 124-119 on Sunday afternoon. Sunday's regular-season finale between two teams fighting for playoff positioning had all the makings of an actual postseason game,

The Clippers face a high-stakes regular-season finale at Golden State on Sunday. Beat the Warriors and they will be no worse than the No. 5 seed, but a loss likely drops them to seventh and the

James Harden scores 12 points in overtime as Clippers beat Warriors and will face Denver in first round of NBA playoffs.

Kawhi Leonard, six years after leading the Raptors to the 2019 title over the Warriors in the NBA Finals, showcased a vintage collection of mid-range jumpers, strong drives and unguardable isolation moves to score 33 points.

A series of unfortunate events thwarted the Warriors' quest for the sixth seed. Instead, they'll face Ja Morant and Memphis.

Brian Windhorst breaks down the missed opportunities that led to the Warriors' loss to the Clippers, which dropped them into the play-in round.