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Oklahoma City Thunder

04-03 09:30

139 - 96

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Team

Total

Oklahoma City Thunder

139

Los Angeles Lakers

Oklahoma City Thunder

Los Angeles Lakers

2 points

3 points

Free Throws

Free Throws Rate

TO77%

78%TO

Foul

Ended139 - 96

12:00

Ayton vs. Holmgren scrambles for the ball, and Doncic gets the ball

0-0

11:40

Doncic missed a jumper from a pull-up shot

0-0

11:38

Holmgren defensive rebound

0-0

11:15

Alexander missed a pull-up jumper

0-0

11:12

Hartenstein offensive rebound

0-0

11:09

Hartenstein received an assist from Williams and made a dunk in the air

2-0

10:49

Holmgren fouled on a shot

2-0

10:49

Doncic made two free throws, the first of which was hit

2-1

10:49

Doncic hit his second free throw

2-2

10:35

Williams hit a pull-up jumper

4-2

10:29

Reaves made a pass error and the ball was stolen by Williams

4-2

10:21

Dort received an assist from Williams and hit a three-point shot

7-2

10:07

Reaves made a mistake in passing and the ball was stolen by Dort

7-2

10:05

Dort dunked successfully

9-2

10:03

The Lakers took a long timeout

9-2

09:54

James missed a jumper from a pull-up shot

9-2

09:51

Williams defensive rebound

9-2

09:42

Alexander missed a two-point shot

9-2

09:40

Laravia's defensive rebounds

9-2

09:35

Doncic stepped back and missed a three-point jumper

9-2

09:32

Williams defensive rebound

9-2

09:20

Alexander missed a step-back jumper

9-2

09:18

Doncic defensive rebounds

9-2

09:11

Reaves made a mistake in passing and the ball was stolen by Dort

9-2

09:04

Williams made a pass error and the ball was stolen by Doncic

9-2

09:01

Alexander shot foul

9-2

09:01

James made two free throws, the first of which was a free throw

9-3

09:01

James hit his second free throw

9-4

08:52

Dort received an assist from Williams and hit a three-point shot

12-4

08:31

Doncic made a mistake in passing and the ball was stolen by Hartenstein

12-4

08:24

Alexander hit a pull-up jumper

14-4

08:07

Laravia's drift jumper was blocked by Holmgren

14-4

08:04

Laravia's offensive rebounds

14-4

08:04

LaLavia vs Holmgren scrambled, and Alexander got the ball

14-4

08:01

Laravia conceded the ball and the ball was stolen by Holmgren

14-4

07:50

Alexander missed a step-back jumper

14-4

07:48

Hartenstein offensive rebound

14-4

07:48

Hartenstein scored on a layup

16-4

07:32

Williams committed a personal foul

16-4

07:25

Doncic made a mistake in passing and the ball was stolen by Hartenstein

16-4

07:18

Holmgren received an assist from Alexander and hit a two-point layup

18-4

07:07

Reaves hit a three-pointer

18-7

06:46

Holmgren missed a three-point shot

18-7

06:43

Doncic defensive rebounds

18-7

06:37

Holmgren fouled on a shot

18-7

06:37

Reaves made two free throws, the first of which was hit

18-8

06:37

The Lakers made a substitution, and Hachimura came on to replace Laravia

18-8

06:37

Reaves hit his second free throw

18-9

06:26

Alexander missed a three-point pull-up jumper

18-9

06:22

Reaves defensive rebounds

18-9

06:14

Reaves stepped on the line and made a mistake in passing

18-9

06:05

Williams missed a step-back jumper

18-9

06:04

Reaves defensive rebounds

18-9

05:55

Doncic missed a long jumper in a hurry

18-9

05:54

Holmgren defensive rebound

18-9

05:49

Alexander hit a two-point layup

20-9

05:29

Doncic missed a three-point shot

20-9

05:26

Alexander defensive rebound

20-9

05:17

Holmgren received an assist from Alexander and hit a jumper

22-9

04:54

James made a mistake in his pass and the ball was stolen by Holmgren

22-9

04:50

Dort received an assist from Williams and hit a long jumper

25-9

04:48

The Lakers took a long timeout

25-9

04:48

Thunder made a substitution, and Wallace came on to replace Holmgren

25-9

04:48

The Thunder made a substitution, and Williams came on to replace Williams

25-9

04:48

Thunder made a substitution, and Joe came on to replace Hartenstein

25-9

04:48

The Lakers made a substitution, and Kennard came on to replace Ayton

25-9

04:48

The Lakers made a substitution, and Hayes came on to replace James

25-9

04:26

Reaves received an assist from Doncic and hit a three-pointer

25-12

04:03

Joe received an assist from Williams and hit a three-point shot

28-12

03:47

Kennard received an assist from Doncic and hit a three-point shot

28-15

03:30

Dort received an assist from Alexander and hit a three-point shot

31-15

03:16

Kennard missed a three-point shot

31-15

03:14

Wallace defensive rebound

31-15

03:01

Dort made a mistake in passing and the ball was stolen by Hachimura

31-15

02:57

Doncic hit a two-point layup

31-17

02:42

Alexander scored on a breakthrough layup

33-17

02:25

Williams fouled on a shot

33-17

02:25

Doncic made two free throws, the first of which was hit

33-18

02:25

The Thunder made a substitution, and Mitchell came on to replace Dort

33-18

02:25

The Lakers made a substitution, and James came on to replace Reaves

33-18

02:25

Doncic missed his second free throw

33-18

02:23

Williams defensive rebound

33-18

02:11

Alexander missed a breakthrough layup

33-18

02:09

Doncic defensive rebounds

33-18

02:02

Hayes received an assist from Doncic and hit a two-point shot

33-20

01:44

Williams received an assist from Alexander and hit a three-pointer

36-20

01:32

Kennard missed a jumper from a pull-up shot

36-20

01:29

Williams defensive rebound

36-20

01:22

Alexander hit a two-point shot

38-20

01:11

Doncic missed a three-point pull-up jumper

38-20

01:09

Williams defensive rebound

38-20

01:04

Joe missed a three-point shot

38-20

01:00

Mitchell offensive rebound

38-20

58.0

Mitchell hit a three-pointer

41-20

46.3

Williams fouled on a shot

41-20

46.3

James made two free throws, the first of which was a free throw

41-21

46.3

James missed his second free throw

41-21

44.1

Williams defensive rebound

41-21

32.7

Joe missed a three-point shot

41-21

28.7

Doncic defensive rebounds

41-21

10.1

Hachimura missed a three-point shot

41-21

6.8

Mitchell defensive rebound

41-21

0.6

James shot foul

41-21

0.6

Williams made three free throws, the first of which was a free throw

42-21

0.6

Williams hit his second free throw

43-21

0.6

Williams hit the third free throw

44-21

0.3

Doncic missed a long-range shot in a hurry

44-21

0.1

The Lakers got an offensive rebound

44-21

0.0

The first quarter ends

44-21

Match Info

The Oklahoma City Thunder delivered a dominant performance at home, defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 139-96 in a high-scoring NBA regular season contest. This lopsided victory at the Paycom Center showcased the Thunder's offensive firepower and defensive intensity against a struggling Lakers squad, significantly impacting the Western Conference playoff picture as the season nears its conclusion. From the opening tip, the Thunder seized control, executing a blistering offensive game plan that the Lakers had no answer for. Oklahoma City built a substantial lead in the first quarter and never looked back, with their transition game and three-point shooting proving particularly lethal. Key moments included a series of fast-break dunks and a barrage of threes that stretched the lead beyond thirty points by halftime, effectively putting the game out of reach. The Lakers' efforts to mount a comeback in the third quarter were repeatedly stifled by the Thunder's active defense, leading to turnovers and easy baskets the other way. The standout performance came from the Thunder's young core, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander orchestrating the offense with precision, while their role players hit open shots consistently. For the Lakers, the night was defined by defensive lapses and an inability to match Oklahoma City's energy, with their star duo contained for most of the evening. The game had no major controversies, as the Thunder's superiority was clear and the officiating was largely unobtrusive. In terms of table impact, this crucial win bolstered the Thunder's position in the upper echelon of the Western Conference, moving them closer to securing a favorable playoff seed. For the Lakers, the heavy defeat was a significant setback in their fight to avoid the play-in tournament, dropping them in the standings and highlighting the inconsistencies that have plagued their season. Post-match, the Thunder's coach praised his team's focus and unselfish play, while the Lakers' coach acknowledged the need for a better defensive effort and more resilience on the road. The starting lineups featured the Thunder's typical young, athletic group against the veteran-laden Lakers, but it was Oklahoma City's speed and cohesion that told the story of this one-sided match result.