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.

With the NBA playoffs in full swing, Kawhi Leonard has re-introduced himself and reminded everyone why he is a two-time NBA Finals MVP.