LA Clippers rally from 35 down to stun Washington Wizards in latest comeback win

Lue didn't play starters Jackson, Nicolas Batum and Ivica Zubac in the second half, opting to go with guys such as Amir Coffey (29 points), Kennard (25 points) and Terance Mann (16 points).The Clippers (24-25) kept telling themselves they could come back, having erased a 25-point deficit to beat the Nuggets 87-85 on Jan. 11 and a 24-point deficit to shock their old coach, Doc Rivers, and the Sixers in Philadelphia 102-101 on Friday.Once they cut Tuesday's deficit down to 17 by the end of the third quarter, the Clippers began to really believe."It's crazy," said Lue, who was without his two stars, Leonard (right ACL rehab) and George (right elbow ligament tear), and starter Marcus Morris Sr. It was the Clippers' first and only lead of the game.Even 13-year veteran Batum had both of his hands on his head in disbelief on the sideline.Wizards players appeared shocked.Entering Tuesday, teams were 1-16,239 over the past 20 seasons when trailing by seven or more points with under 20 seconds remaining in regulation, according to ESPN Stats & Info research."I have no words," Beal said after the game.