Lakers beat Clippers 103-87 at Intuit Dome
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 103-87 in Inglewood, with six players scoring in double figures, marking their first home win at Intuit Dome since February 2025.
Key points
- Six Lakers players scored double figures, led by Quentin Grimes (23) and Collin Sexton (21).
- Lakers built a 19‑4 run in the second quarter to extend the lead to 56‑38 at halftime.
- Clippers committed 24 turnovers and lost their third straight game.
Lakers Defeat Clippers 103-87 at Intuit Dome
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Los Angeles Clippers 103-87 on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026, at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California.
The Lakers played without Luka Dončić, who sat out with back tightness, and without forward Ziaire Williams, who missed the game with a sore left foot, according to Coach JJ Redick.
Six Lakers players scored in double figures, led by Quentin Grimes with 23 points and Collin Sexton, who contributed a season‑high 21 points off the bench.
Austin Reaves added 16 points and Matisse Thybulle posted 15 points, each also hitting four three‑pointers.
The Clippers were led by rookie Keaton Wagler, who recorded a career‑high 21 points off the bench.
The Clippers committed 24 turnovers.
The Lakers built a decisive lead with a 19‑4 run in the second quarter, extending the halftime margin to 56‑38.
After the Clippers briefly narrowed the gap early in the third quarter, the Lakers finished the quarter with a 27‑15 run to re‑establish control.
The loss marked the Clippers’ third consecutive defeat, while the Lakers secured their second victory over Los Angeles this season and their first win at the Intuit Dome since Feb. 4, 2025.
I thought tonight offensively, we got really stagnant, and we didn’t do all the things we’ve been talking about and that we have been doing.
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