L.A. Clippers All-Star point guard Chris Paul thought he had two points in the bag after stealing a lazy pass from Marc Gasol and racing coast-to-coast for a layup finish, but Memphis Grizzlies guard Andrew Harrison came to meet him at the rim with the pin-down block.

But that wasn't the end of Paul, as he recovered to fight for the loose ball, ultimately stripping it out of Mike Conley Jr.‘s hands and into J.J. Redick, who took a corner three that rimmed in-and-out.

Once JaMychal Green retrieved the defensive, the ball was passed back to Conley, only for Paul to come from behind him and wrestle it away from his hands, drawing a reaching foul on the Ohio State product on the effort.

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While Paul didn't get any points out of the play, he did rack up three steals in 17 seconds, once again asserting himself as one of the grittiest players in the NBA.

The Clippers ultimately were dealt their second loss of the season in the game, falling to the Grizzlies, 111-107.