14 out of 11! Leonard's Terminator! The Clippers' primary core player injured and falls

It has appeared, Leonard's Terminator.

In a defensive play, struck Leonard's face, directly damaging the robot's appearance.

In an offensive play, collided with Leonard, causing the latter's ankle injury and immediate withdrawal from the game.

Yes, DeRozan injured Leonard twice in one game, perhaps unintentionally of course, intense games always involve many unexpected incidents.

Ultimately, the bottom-ranked Kings in the West upset the Clippers 118-109 on the road,In this game, DeRozan's offense was extremely efficient, shooting 14 out of 11, contributing 27 points plus 7 assists with approximately 78.6% shooting accuracy; Westbrook faced his former team, achieving a triple-double with 12 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists and also delivering 4 steals.

Leonard, despite playing less than 26 minutes, made 23 shots hitting 13, scoring 31 points, 6 rebounds, 2 steals, and has consecutively scored 20+ points for 45 games, setting the Clippers' longest team history record, previously held by 1972 second pick Bob McAdoo.

Currently, there is no clear report on Leonard's injury condition, the Clippers official only stated his left ankle sprain, but he likely will need to rest for a period of time anyway, which obviously will be a significant blow.

34-year-old Leonard, has delivered his best regular season performance in his NBA career this season, averaging a staggering 31.8 points, 6 rebounds, 3.5 assists in the last six games, with a shooting accuracy as high as 53.8%, under his leadership the Clippers managed to escape difficulties, refusing to let the reigning champion Thunder happily receive this year's top draft pick. In 2019, the Clippers sent an unprotected 2026 first-round pick to the Thunder in the trade acquiring George.

The Clippers' current record is 34 wins 33 losses ranking eighth in the West, trailing the sixth-place Nuggets by 6.5 wins, leading the eleventh-place Grizzlies by 10.5 wins, although difficult to directly enter the playoffs, they basically secured a play-in tournament spot, regardless of Leonard's situation the remaining schedule's utmost priority is to maintain this position preventing the Warriors and Trail Blazers from overtaking.

According to the rules, after the regular season ends the seventh and eighth teams will play one game, the winner enters the playoffs as the seventh seed, the loser then needs to play another game against the winner between the ninth and tenth teams, competing for the final playoff spot (eighth seed).