The Spurs, at 49-18, are obviously in a different galaxy than the 34-33 Clippers this season, but this isn't a guaranteed blowout. The key matchup to watch will be Kawhi Leonard against Tobias Harris – if Harris can keep Leonard from going off for 30, the Clippers have a chance. San Antonio has won six of their last ten, but they've dropped two of their last three on the road, including a clunker in Portland. The Clippers, meanwhile, have won four straight at home, including an impressive win over the Celtics. Look for the Spurs to pull away late, winning 110-103.
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