Basketball
Thompson spoke at the end, Warrior’s victory over the thunder
With Clay Thompson making crucial baskets in the fourth period and Steph Curry making triple-doubles, the Warriors defeated the Thunder 110-98 in Oklahoma City and went on to win 9 straight games.
The Warriors pushed a little harder than they expected but eventually got the job done in Oklahoma City and won the Thunder 98-110. They achieved the 9 wins in a row and improved their record to 41-13.
Clay Thompson was the Warriors’ top scorer with 21 points – and two big threes at the end when the Thunder went back from -16 to -5, widening the difference to 9 points – with Steph Curry adding 18 points, 9 rebounds and 10 assists Jonathan Kuminga’s contribution with 16 points was also important.
For the Thunder, Lou Dort had 26 points, Darius Beasley had 20 points, and Josh Giddy had 16 points and 11 rebounds.
THE TWELVE MINUTES: 23-20, 46-56, 72-85, 98-110
THANTER: Beasley 20 (2 three-pointers, 8 rebounds), Dort 26 (3/12 three-pointers), Favers 4 (7 rebounds), Man 11 (4/13 shots, 3 three-pointers), Giddy 16 (6/ 16 shots, 11 rebounds, 7 assists), Diakite 6 (5 rebounds), Williams 12 (2 threes, 7 rebounds, 5 assists), Malenton, Jerome 3 (1/8 shot, 1 three)
WARRIOR: Porter 2, Wiggins 15 (6/15 shots, 3/9 threes, 5 rebounds), Looney 8 (7 rebounds), Curry 18 (4/10 threes, 9 rebounds, 10 assists), Thompson 21 (6/15 shots ), 3/8 threes), Cumminga 16, Iguodala 3 (1), Tuscany-Anderson, Li 6 (1), Peyton 5 (1), Poole 11 (1 threes, 8 rebounds, 8 assists), Moody 5 (1 )
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