LOS ANGELES >> Chris Paul had 28 points and 12 assists hours after attending a funeral in Oklahoma, and the Los Angeles Clippers led all the way to beat San Antonio 105-86 on Thursday night, snapping the Spurs’ six-game winning streak coming out of the All-Star break.

Reserve Jamal Crawford added 19 points and J.J. Redick had 17 points for the Clippers, who saw their 20-point lead whittled to five in the fourth quarter before they exploded offensively.

Paul scored 18 points in the quarter when he also set up some nifty assists on a 3-pointer by Crawford and a monster dunk by DeAndre Jordan. Just before the game, Paul returned from Oklahoma City where he attended the funeral of Ingrid Williams, wife of Thunder assistant coach Monty Williams. She was killed in a car accident at age 44.

Clippers coach Doc Rivers and his son Austin, along with Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, Tim Duncan and David West also traveled to the funeral.

Tony Parker scored 14 points and West had 12 for the Spurs, whose 45-9 record is second-best in the NBA. Duncan had two points on 1-of-6 shooting and grabbed six rebounds in 20 minutes.

The Spurs made a big run late in the third, rallying from 20 points down to within nine. West scored seven points in their 21-10 spurt. He had three of their first four points in the fourth to get to 72-67.

That’s when Paul got his team going. He found Crawford alone in the left corner for a 3, then Paul scored five straight points before Jordan slammed down his alley-oop pass. Paul got fouled attempting a 3-pointer and made all three free throws for an 85-73 lead.

By then, the Spurs were done.

Paul kept scoring before sitting down for good and turning over the offense to Crawford in the final minutes.

The Clippers opened their 20-point lead by outscoring the Spurs 20-8 to start the third. Redick had eight points and Paul added seven while they combined to hit three 3-pointers.

TIP-INS

Spurs: Their 34 points in the first half were a season-low. … It was the fourth time this season that the Spurs didn’t lead in the first half. … Parker had four points on 2-of-7 shooting and Duncan shot 1 of 4 for two points in the first half. … They fell to 17-9 on the road.

Clippers: F Blake Griffin and assistant equipment manager Matias Testi rejoined the team for the first time since Griffin punched his friend in the face on Jan. 23 in Toronto. Griffin is recovering from a broken hand and won’t play until sometime next month. … G Austin Rivers said he expects to return in 10 days to two weeks from a hairline fracture in his left hand. “It’s healing really fast,” he said. … Reserve G Pablo Prigioni sat out because of a viral illness.

UP NEXT

Spurs: Host Indiana on Sunday.

Clippers: Host Golden State on Saturday.