Kawhi Leonard and Paul George combined for 62 points as the Los Angeles Clippers breezed to a 118-104 win over the top-seeded Utah Jazz in Game Four of their Western Conference series.
They each scored 31 points, and George added nine rebounds as the Clippers leveled the best-of-seven series at 2-2.
"We are both being aggressive and our teammates are finding us for open shots," said Leonard.
Marcus Morris scored 22 of his 24 points during a first half in which the Clippers led by as much as 29 points.
Donovan Mitchell answered the bell by scoring a team-high 37 points in the loss. Mitchell tied the Utah franchise playoff record of six straight 30-point outings held by former all-star Karl Malone.
Game Five is Wednesday at Salt Lake City.
"We did a great job of making shots and getting stops when we needed to," said Leonard. "Everybody was helping each other."
Leonard left the contest with 4:35 remaining after grabbing his knee, and did not return. He exited after being bumped by Jazz's Joe Ingles. Leonard said he would be ready to go in game five.
Utah's Mike Conley (hamstring) sat out and has missed all four games of the series.