Powell returns to Scotiabank Arena for the first time since he was traded to Portland in March 2021, receives standing ovation in first-quarter tribute
Norm Powell and Kawhi Leonard scored 22 points and 15 points, respectively, to lead the Los Angeles Clippers to a 124-113 win over their former team, the Toronto Raptors, on Tuesday.’ win streak at two games and spoiled a 36-point effort from Pascal Siakam.
Powell received a standing ovation when honoured by the home team with a video scoreboard tribute during a first-quarter timeout.After hitting a season-high 19 three-point jumpers in their win in Cleveland last Friday, the Raptors managed only six with 23 attempts against Los Angeles. The Clippers enjoyed a 60-56 advantage at halftime in a back-and-forth opening two quarters that saw the game tied seven times and 13 lead changes.
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