Saturday’s matchup between the Utah Jazz and Sacramento Kings had it all. In a game that was highlighted by a memorable performance from De’Aaron Fox and two high-powered offenses, it was fitting that a game with 14 lead changes came down to some dramatic crunch time moments in the final minute.

The only player to score more than Fox's 109 in back-to-back games in the last 50 years was Kobe Bryant in 2007. That's good company.

James Harden moves up the three-point list and Clippers end their losing streak with a 116-105 win over the Utah Jazz.

Harden made his 2,974th 3-pointer of his career, breaking a tie with Ray Allen for the No. 2 spot on the NBA’s all-time list as the Clippers beat the Jazz, 116-105.

While we didn't get to see the Utah Jazz secure their fourth win of the season on Sunday night vs. the Los Angeles Clippers, fans did get to witness some NBA history in the process of Utah's eventual 105-116 loss-- thanks to the efforts of former league MVP James Harden.