The Los Angeles Clippers need more shooting at the trade deadline. They don't have to give up a haul to acquire one.

It took two years of convincing, but Kawhi Leonard's new game is supercharging the Clippers -- and making them an unexpected threat in the loaded Western Conference.

Los Angeles aims to keep its three-game win streak alive when the Clippers take on Denver. Friday's meeting will be the second of the season between the two teams.

Frank, 55, has served as the Clippers’ front-office president since 2017 and was voted the NBA Executive of the Year in 2020. The team reached the Western Conference finals in 2021.

The Clippers enter tonight’s game on a hot streak, going 15-3 over their last 18 games, including wins in eight of their last nine games. Meanwhile, the Jazz are still searching for consistency, having lost six of their last seven and 12 of their last 15 overall.

The Los Angeles Clippers have looked like a completely different team since defeating the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 20. Superstar Kawhi Leonard, specifically, has shined for the Clippers and dominated the league in scoring and steals since that game.

The Los Angeles Clippers don't need to give up significant assets to acquire a difference-maker in the backcourt.