Thursday night was the kind of scene the Los Angeles Clippers have dreamed about for nearly a decade: a raucous, sold-out crowd erupting in cheers following the first playoff win in their own arena.After taking a resounding 2-1 lead in their first-round series against Denver,

Kawhi Leonard missed the Paris Olympics and played in just 37 regular-season games for the Clippers. But when he's on the court, he's unstoppable.

Kawhi Leonard isn't known for making heartfelt statements. He's known for being as stoic and simple as possible in his normal statements. However, Monday night was anything but normal for Leonard. The LA Clippers superstar put up a historic 39 points on 15/19 shooting from the field,