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The Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Utah Jazz 115–103 on January 27 at Delta Center, controlling the second and third quarters to overcome a balanced Jazz effort. Kawhi Leonard led the Clippers with 21 points while James Harden added 16, with Los Angeles shooting 46.6 percent overall and connecting on 18 three-pointers to dominate the perimeter. Utah countered through A. Bailey's 20 points and Lauri Markkanen's 19, but the Jazz managed only 12 threes on 45.1 percent shooting and committed 15 turnovers that disrupted their rhythm. The Clippers' second and third quarters—combining for 71 points—proved decisive, with their defense holding Utah to just 20 points in the third frame while the Jazz's 119.5 defensive rating highlighted their struggles containing Los Angeles's offensive firepower. Los Angeles's 10 steals and 119.5 offensive rating underscored their ability to create transition opportunities and execute in open space. The final margin fell below the Vegas total of 234.5, reflecting Utah's defensive limitations. The win reinforces the Clippers' capacity to win on the road through perimeter shooting and ball security, while Utah's turnover issues remain a concern moving forward.