The Los Angeles Clippers (3 - 3) held on to defeat the San Antonio Spurs (3 - 3), 102 - 96, in Game 6 on Thursday at the AT & T Center. With their season on the line, the Clippers were able to hold off the Spurs on the road to force Game 7 on Saturday. Offensive basket interference helped seal the win for the Spurs in Game 5, but that same infraction helped the Clippers finish with the victory Thursday. Boris Diaw interfered on a three - point attempt from Marco Belinelli that would have cut San Antonio's deficit to one point with one second remaining, all but extinguishing its chances to complete the comeback. The Clippers were led once again by Chris Paul and Blake Griffin. Paul finished with 19 points and 15 rebounds while Griffin had 26 points and 12 rebounds. Game 7 will take place Saturday at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Los Angeles faced elimination in Game 6 after taking a tough four - point loss at home Tuesday, but managed to extend the series to a definitive Game 7. In addition to Paul and Griffin's big outings, DeAndre Jordan posted a double - double with 15 points and 14 rebounds. The Clippers' bench took a potential hit, however, as Glen Davis exited the game with a left ankle sprain and did not return. If he is unable to go for Game 7, Blake Griffin will have to log heavy minutes once again after playing 41 minutes Thursday. San Antonio committed 13 turnovers and no starter scored more than 12 points. Rising star Kawhi Leonard had a tough night shooting, going 3 - for - 15 from the floor and finished with 12 points. Marco Belinelli helped keep the Spurs' chances alive with 23 points. Belinelli hit seven of his 11 attempts from three point range, which helped prevent the Clippers from pulling away down the stretch. The Spurs will have to win on the road in Game 7 in order to advance, but have won two of their three road games in this series.
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