FINAL
Thunder
31–24 · away
125
Warriors
41–13 · home
105
OKC − GSW · SCORE MARGIN
30–16
OKC Q1–Q2 RUN · 6:21 → 10:11
Q1Q2Q3Q4T
OKC42282926125
GSW30272028105
OKCTeam statsGSW
44-93FG37-76
76FG%74
12-313PT8-28
25-33FT23-31
50REB54
3AST8
12STL25
28BLK24
1TOV5
-1PAINT-1

· biggest lead OKC +24 · GSW +0

Thunder
  • PTSP. George38
  • ASTR. Westbrook9
  • REBS. Adams10
Warriors
  • PTSK. Durant33
  • ASTD. Green7
  • REBD. Green8
RECAP · ESPNWestbrook, George lead Thunder rout of Durant, WarriorsRussell Westbrook had 34 points, nine rebounds and nine assists to get the better of old buddy and teammate Kevin Durant, Paul George scored 38 points, and the Oklahoma City Thunder embarrassed the defending champion Golden State Warriors 125-105 on...Read on ESPN →

Final plays

  1. Q4 0.0End of Game125–105
  2. Q4 0.0End of the 4th Quarter125–105
  3. Q4 6.0Kyle Singler defensive rebound125–105
  4. Q4 10.0JaVale McGee misses 18-foot step back jumpshot125–105
  5. Q4 23.0Kevon Looney defensive rebound125–105
  6. Q4 27.0Alex Abrines misses 27-foot step back jumpshot125–105
  7. Q4 31.0Kyle Singler offensive rebound125–105
  8. Q4 35.0Patrick McCaw blocks Kyle Singler 's 8-foot jumper125–105
  9. Q4 50.0Thunder defensive team rebound125–105
  10. Q4 50.0Kevon Looney misses free throw 1 of 1125–105
  11. Q4 50.0Alex Abrines shooting foul125–105
  12. Q4 50.0Kevon Looney makes 7-foot driving floating jump shot (JaVale McGee assists)125–105
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