Put Lou Williams in the Hall of Fame for what he just did to the warriors

L.A. Clippers won an absurd victory against the Golden State Warriors on Monday night, equalizing the first round of the series by winning 135-131 after losing 94-63 in the third quarter. They were helped by an injury to DeMarcus's Cousins ​​and a late foul by Kevin Durant, but the Clippers could not have taken their position without Lou panicking Williams, the 32-year-old heroic showman who scored 36 and got 11 aid.

Williams, who did not even start and did only one goal in the first half, was second with the rest of his team. And in the last minute, Williams beat two huge buckets, two bizarre mid-range fadas that seemed completely unadvised by modern basketball standards. But Lou Williams hit them because Lou Williams is a legend.

Williams' gravity was also very responsible for the winner of the match: a Landry Shamet triple to give the Clippers a two-point lead 16 seconds from the end. The Warriors, naturally terrified by Lou, gave him the double team that triggered the passes that led to their fall.

The magic of Steph Curry failed at the other end, then Montrezl Harrell hit his free throws to seal it. Start building this statue of Lou Williams in L.A. right now.