Final 4:07 INSANE ENDING Clippers at Spurs 🤯 | March 6, 2026

Jim Caper has the wrong number. It's going to be on Castle. Call it initially on letter, but it's on Castle. See Castle trying to navigate into his sweet spot, which is Faye Cornett. Just watching the guard come down the lane. He is literally just trying to position himself for an offensive rebound. Knows that if Castle gets deep, the step up by Lopez will be there. And now Spurs will play very small here. Carter Bryant coming in for Cornett. Runner with a shot clock down to six. They swing it to the corner. Now Lopez, who's got the big time height advantage. They'll double him. Has to put the shot up. It's a 24 second violation. Excellent recognition. Boy, you're putting a little trust in the young man, Carter Bryant. Five position with the size differential on Brooke Lopez and great team recognition by the bottom guy to come over and give some assistance. So downsized, a lot of space on the floor here. Where do they go offensively? Three and a half to go. Game tied at 103. Bryant straight on three. Night for Carter Bryant on both. The 20 year old rookie out of Arizona has been dynamite. Done on the other end. I don't know if that was a shot or a pass, but it works out with Lopez cleaning it up to get the Clippers within one. Be interesting to see what the score book is, but how about Carter Bryant with the big three? This 34th made three of the year. One every two games, basically. For the Spurs, Fox in trouble. Gets it back out. Shot clock at seven. Castle, just one of six shooting. Driving at Lopez. Falling away. Tough offensive night for Stephon Castle. Just one for seven. Benyama will check in at the next dead ball for the Spurs with two and a half to go. Leading by one. Leonard drives. Stops in the lane. Up by Shampanee. I mean, you're trusting Carter Bryant with some tough defensive assignments. Kawhi just misses that one, but that's trust. Fox. His one-on-one skills. Get to that left hand. So tough. Three-point lead for San Antonio at the two-minute mark. Castle denying. Kawhi Leonard is off the ball. Trying to get three. Jones. Two scores inside. Fighting him tooth and nail for post position, but just the size differential too much there. When Benyama has been at the scorer's table for the last 45 seconds, but without a whistle, can't get in the game. Fox goes away from the screen. Driving on Jones. And a foul called on the Clippers. Their first in the last two minutes. At that size and strength, the ability to seal, give a target hand in an easy shot. Bryant to the bench. Wayne Benyama back on the court. Great passing by the scorer, Shampanee. And an air ball from three. Castle hits the deck, shaken up, holding his right hip as he comes up the floor. Clippers trying to retake the lead with 1.20 to go. Leonard on the face-up, trying to go around Shampanee, who commits the foul. It was 75 to 50, Clippers, as Leonard is bumped and will go to the line now with Castle committing the foul, his third. Spurs have a challenge, but don't use it. Tomorrow, before the Warriors and Thunders. Thunder on ABC at 8.30 Eastern time. It's Ernie, Kenny, Charles and Shaq tipping off coverage at 8. They'll be back at 11 Eastern to break it all down. Leonard knocks down both free throws. He's got 10 points here in the quarter, 30 points on the night to 17th 30-point game of the season. L.A. by one. Wayne Benyama, spot of three. He thought he missed it. He ran to the basket thinking it was no good, but it went in and the Spurs lead by two. One minute to go. Points in 20 minutes for Wayne Benyama. Shot clock at 10 and Tyloo will call a timeout. That will leave them with one. 11 to shoot. Throw is good and the Clippers back in front with 52 seconds to go. 1-12, 1-11 Los Angeles. On the switch, Wayne Benyama. Now Lopez comes over to help. Fox breaks down Leonard, misses a three and rebound. Spurs don't have to foul. They can play it out here. Leonard against Wayne Benyama. Shot clock at 14. Game clock at 28. Fox comes to double. Leonard gives it up. Timers and aims. Done with the cross-court feed. Leonard straight on three. Short. Long rebound. Fox. They have two timeouts. The Clippers are out. Batum will inbound. Here's Lopez. Back to Batum, who wasn't expecting it and he was standing on a bat. Just a terrible trick. But they can't get a steal. Tyloo slammed the scorer's table in disgust. Gasol to inbound. And an offensive foul. Bissell pushed off. Now a challenge here by Mitch Johnson. There seems to be some confusion. Did Mitch Johnson call a timeout before the foul happened? It's not. It's not a challenge. They're saying that... Oh, that he called the timeout before the foul. So he did need to challenge it. JB DeRosa, the official, was at him and he was pointing, but I just assumed it was a timeout to challenge. But no, he's saying the timeout was good before the foul was committed by Bissell. Their ball. He still has his challenge. Obviously, no foul on Bissell. San Antonio ball down one. Clippers, though, they don't get a steal. They'll have to foul. Gasol, long inbound. To Shampetty. Takes it to the basket. Shampetty is an 84% three-throw shooter. He is three for three tonight. Had that huge third quarter, but he misses the free throw. The Clippers, even though they don't have a timeout, plenty of time to get the ball off the floor here with 12.9 on a make-or-miss. Evasive dribble. Get off the ball. Could have milked more time off the clock, but elected to go to the basket and try to score. He missed the second one. Wenbenyama tips it and it's tracked down by... That was Wenbenyama who kept it alive. The Clippers have the foul. And they do with 6.1 left. Gasol's first trip to the line tonight. He's a 72% three-throw shooter. Still enough time for the Clippers with 6.1 to get it up the floor here and get a quality shot. If Gasol makes this one, they'll need a three. Front rim. Oh, he got his own miss. The Clippers fall asleep twice on foul shots. The Spurs get extra possessions and escape with a 116-112 win.