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NBA- Clippers edge Rockets in L.A.

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The Los Angeles Clippers improved to 11-5 overall with a 122-119 win over the Houston Rockets at Staples Center.

Lou Williams led the Clips with 26 points off the bench, Kawhi Leonard and Paul George had 24 and 19 points respectively.

Both teams traded buckets throughout, but it was a 42-35 fourth quarter edge that lifted L.A. to the win.

As for Houston, James Harden had 37 points and 12 rebounds playing all but six minutes. Harden was one of five players in double-figures.

The Rockets like L.A. sit at 11-5 overall, both are 2.5 games out of the top spot in the Western Conference.

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