The Sacramento Kings pulled off an unlikely win with a surging rally, as the L.A. Clippers squandered an 18-point lead in the last five minutes, culminating with a Willie Cauley-Stein put-back layup to seal the game.

The Kings allowed Chris Paul a sweet-spot mid-range open jumper with 1.8 seconds left, but it clanked off the back rim after shedding off the pressure thanks to a DeAndre Jordan screen.

The Clippers have been letting teams back into the game all season long, which has become somewhat of a stigma in this elite caliber team.

Just a day after narrowing the distance against their fourth-seeded rival Utah Jazz with a pivotal win, L.A. turned around with a complete choke job against a team that has gone 4-12 since trading away their franchise player before the trade deadline.