The Golden State Warriors (61 - 13) overcame a big deficit to pull out a 110 - 106 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers (49 - 26) on Tuesday at the Staples Center. The final regular season meeting between the Clippers and Warriors did not disappoint. After the Clippers opened up a 17 point lead in the second quarter, the Warriors woke up and started chipping away at the deficit. Los Angeles took a six point lead into the fourth, but Golden State's reserves opened the period on a 90 run to grab the lead. The Clippers, who had 88 points through three quarters, went cold from the floor in the fourth, hitting just three of their 13 field goal attempts. The Warriors clinched the season series 3 - 1. Golden State withstood an offensive barrage from Los Angeles to make a run of its own to notch its 61st victory of the season. Klay Thompson had a quiet first half, but started to heat up in the third with 13 points on 5 - of - 6 shooting from the floor. Thompson finished with 25 points. While the "Splash Brothers" combined for 52 points, the Warriors' role players were key in keeping them in the game. Marreese Speights had 13 points in 15 minutes off the bench and David Lee, who started in place of the injured Draymond Green, scored 17. The Warriors will look to extend their winning streak to 11 on Thursday when they host the Suns. Los Angeles did everything right through the first 36 minutes of this contest, but a fourth quarter collapse cost the Clippers a signature win over their rival. Blake Griffin had a tremendous game with 40 points (16 - 25 FG) to go with 12 rebounds and three blocks. Griffin was automatic on his mid - range and turnaround jumpers for the majority of the game, but only made one field goal in the fourth. The Clippers have another tough test on the docket Wednesday with a matchup against the Trail Blazers.
["TeamStat(G,'Clippers') has 26 Losses ,has 106 Total points ,has 49 Wins ."
 "TeamStat(G,'Warriors') has 13 Losses ,has 110 Total points ,has 61 Wins ."]