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One of five (or four?) left-handers on the roster, Winslow's big fourth quarter Wednesday helped the Clippers polish off their latest comeback win.

Amir Coffey scores 19 points, Luke Kennard adds 17 and the Clippers rally to beat Orlando, 111-102, one day after their historic comeback against the Wizards.

With comebacks of 35, 25 and 24 points in a two-week span (all without their two best players), they resemble the 2018-19 overachievers.

Retired broadcaster Ralph Lawler and Luke Kennard’s former high school coach were among those caught up in the Clippers’ epic 35-point rally against the Wizards on Tuesday and the improbable final few seconds.

Kennard (25 points) converts a go-ahead four-point play with 1.9 seconds left, as the Clippers overcome a 35-point first-half deficit for a 116-115 win in Washington.

The faces of the argument over PEDs in baseball will now have their case for Cooperstown examined by a veterans committee in December.

Unseld Jr. was a Washington scout when Lue played there from 2001-03, and he sees Lue’s tough-minded persona in the Clippers’ gritty style.

The former Red Sox slugger is elected in his first turn on the ballot, while Bonds, Clemens and Curt Schilling are rejected in their 10th and final year on the BBWAA ballot.

MLB indicates for the first time that it is open to a pre-arbitration bonus pool during a meeting with the players’ union on Tuesday, but the sides remain far apart on how much should be distributed.

The popular Ortiz could get in on his first year on the ballot, but if Bonds and Clemens, with eight MVP awards and seven Cy Young Awards between them, do not get in on Tuesday – and it figures to be close – Cooperstown might elude them entirely.

The locked-out players withdrew their proposal for more liberalized free agency and lowered their proposed decrease in revenue sharing on Monday at the first in-person negotiating session since Dec. 1.

The pair have combined to score 40% of their team's points in the first three contests of an eight-game road trip.

Young Clippers appreciate first game at Madison Square Garden.

Barrett scores 28 as Clippers can't find a way to get stops

The Clippers have proved themselves in clutch moments, which starts with their head coach and his ability to make the necessary adjustments.