Then Powell re-entered the game and the veteran guard pushed the Clippers over the finish line for a 113-104 victory over the San Antonio Spurs at the Intuit Dome, their first regular-season victory in their glitzy new arena. The victory, which came after ...

It took five attempts, but the Clippers finally broke Monday night through at Intuit Dome, overcoming a 26-point deficit in a 113-104 victory over the San Antonio Spurs. "That’s the Clippers way. We can't do it the easy way, we always have to fight back and be dramatic but a win is a win," said center Ivica Zubac, who had 17 points and 13 rebounds.

The Clippers struggle in the second half and drop their third consecutive game in a 105-92 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, falling 0-4 at the Intuit Dome. So, Lue was asked, do the Clippers have a new plan in place? “What, be down and come back?”

The Los Angeles Clippers officially opened their doors to the Intuit Dome following years of preparation and planning. Coincidentally, some of the first opposing players to play in the LA Clippers’ new arena are Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and San Antonio Spurs guard Chris Paul.

James Harden has a 25-point triple-double, but Devin Booker scores 40 points and Phoenix erases a 21-point deficit to hand the Clippers a 125-119 loss in their new arena.

The game was supposed to be a test of their endurance, a test to see how the Clippers could handle playing a fourth game in seven days while facing the top team in the Western Conference, the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Norman Powell scored 23 points, Amir Coffey added 21 and the Los Angeles Clippers rallied from an early 26-point deficit to beat the Sa