Patrick Beverley mocks Russell Westbrook's missed shot, Westbrook calls him 'trash' again

Los Angeles Clippers edged out Houston Rocket 122-119 in a nail-biting finish to NBA game at Staples Center. Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard hit game-winning mid-range jumper with 15.4 seconds left to give Clippers a 120-119 edge. Houston Rockets' Russel Westbrook missed a 3-point shot which was collected by Clippers forward Paul George who was fouled. He n sank both free throws to take lead for his team.

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Kawhi Leonard finished game with 24 points and Paul George added 19  points for side. Montrezl Harrell added 18 points from his end. For Rockets, Harden scored 37 points, in which he scored 11 3-pointers and dropped 14-of-18 free throws. He also had 12 assists. Westbrook added 22 points before fouling out late, and Capela had 17 points and 19 rebounds.

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Rockets vs Clippers: Patrick Beverley mocks Russell Westbrook

Russell Westbrook had a chance to give Rockets a two-point lead in dying second of fourth quarter, but he missed his wide-open 3-pointer shot and Rockets lost match. While Westbrook was dejected, missed shot brought immense joy to old foe Patrick Beverley, who taunted former Most Valuable Player (MVP).

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Beverly was seen mocking Westbrook’s shooting form and Rockets guard fired back at him by repeatedly calling him “trash”.

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Patrick Beverley and Russell Westbrook feud dates back to 2013

feud between two goes way back when Beverley, who was a member of Rockets several years ago, sidelined n Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star while attempting to steal ball on a timeout.

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re are two more Rockets-Clippers games in season and this would certainly provide more highlights between two.