Clippers playoff hopes alive after G League win against Kings
San Diego Clippers guard Matt Allocco (27) plays defense during a G League Basketball game between Sioux Falls and San Diego, Saturday December 27, 2025 at Frontwave Arena in Oceanside, Calif. OCEANSIDE, CA — For a team with playoff stakes looming, the San Diego Clippers showed exactly the kind of response they’ll need when it matters most. After falling behind by double digits in the second half, San Diego flipped the game with a burst of energy on both ends, rallying past the Stockton Kings for a 120-112 win Friday night at Frontwave Arena.
The Clippers trailed by as many as 11 in the third quarter before tightening up defensively and pushing the pace. A quick run late in the period erased the deficit, and from there, the momentum never swung back. San Diego took control in the fourth, pouring in 35 points while shooting efficiently and getting stops when needed.
TyTy Washington Jr. led the charge, finishing with 29 points and seven assists, but it was his late game takeover that defined the night. He scored 15 in the fourth quarter, knocking down shots off the dribble and keeping the offense organized as the Clippers pulled away.
TyTy is that guy 💫 ⭐ 29 points (24 in the second half) ⭐ 7 assists ⭐ four rebounds ⭐ 11-18 fg, 5-6 3pt pic. twitter. com/gjX37pnpr9 — SD Clippers (@sandiego_clips) March 28, 2026 San Diego’s offensive balance played a major role as well.
Zach Freemantle added 22 points and six assists, while Norchad Omier anchored the interior with 16 points, 14 rebounds, and seven assists. Cam Reddish provided a spark in his return, scoring 16 points and knocking down four three-pointers. Despite giving up 45 points to Stockton’s Jameer Nelson Jr.