Kawhi Leonard of the L.A. Clippers knocked down a crazy bank shot while falling down to the floor against the Golden State Warriors.

See the clip below per Bleacher Report. Even when he was about to go down, Leonard had the presence of mind to toss the ball up, hoping that it would go in.

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While it's only a single clip of Leonard's offensive capabilities, it certainly reveals a lot about how he has evolved as a player. In his early years with the San Antonio Spurs, Leonard was tagged as a defensive stalwart. He was crowned Defensive Player of the Year twice — in 2015 and 2016.

But as the years went on, he developed a reliable jump shot and the capacity to finish at the rim. His defensive intensity, too, has remained intact. These developments have made Leonard a two-way player — probably the best in the league right now.

And to make things even better, he's surrounded by an already-stacked Clippers squad who are on an elite level on offense and defense. Perhaps the only thing they need right now is the time to mesh together as a team and develop seamless chemistry. But the talents and the hunger for that title are already there.