The Detroit Pistons squandered a double-digit lead versus the Los Angeles Clippers, but JB Bickerstaff was proud of his team's fight.

While impressive and one of the largest comebacks in franchise history, the 19-point comeback still pales in comparison to storming back from down 35 against the Wizards in January of 2022. For another big comeback for the franchise, the 2019 Clippers own a 31-point comeback against the Golden State Warriors in the midst of their dynasty.

Still surging while on a recent revival, the Los Angeles Clippers return home to Inglewood, Calif., to face another team feeling optimistic from a recent sign of success.

The Los Angeles Clippers provide an injury update on Kawhi Leonard ahead of Saturday night’s matchup against the Detroit Pistons.

The Los Angeles Clippers showed their toughness on Saturday night, rallying from 19 points down to beat the Detroit Pistons 98-92 at Little Caesars Arena and that comeback had everything to do with their stars stepping up when it mattered most.

Missing Cade Cunningham and others, the Pistons were burned by fourth-quarter turnovers in a Saturday loss to the LA Clippers.

The Pistons continue to enter games with a depleted roster as their defensive anchor is the latest to miss a matchup.

Kawhi Leonard scored 26 points and John Collins added 25 as the Los Angeles Clippers rallied to beat the short-handed Detroit Pistons 98-92.