Kawhi Leonard Has Hit 20+ Points in 57 Straight Games
Leonard has scored at least 20 points in 57 consecutive games for the Clippers, through his April 10, 2026 outing.
Kawhi Leonard has scored 20 or more points in 57 straight games for the Clippers, a run that reached his April 10, 2026 game. During the streak he has averaged 28.6 points a night, well above his 27.9 scoring average for the 2025-26 season as a whole.
The streak covers most of his season. Leonard has played 65 games in 2025-26, so the 57-game run spans the bulk of that workload. He has done it while logging 32.1 minutes a game for the season, a normal starter's workload rather than an inflated one built on extra minutes.
For the streak to hold, Leonard needs to keep clearing 20 points every time he takes the floor. A single game under that number, whether from foul trouble, a poor shooting night, or a benching in a blowout, would end it. Missed games from rest or injury would also stop the count, since the streak requires him to both play and score at that level.
The gap between his streak average of 28.6 and his season average of 27.9 shows he has been scoring at a slightly higher rate during these 57 games than his season-long norm. That gap is not large. It suggests the streak is close to his usual level of production rather than a hot stretch far outside it, which is one reason it has lasted this long.
As of April 10, 2026, the streak is intact and stands at 57 games with the threshold set at 20 points.