The Oklahoma City Thunder extended their remarkable winning streak to 12 games with a decisive 116-98 victory over the LA Clippers. Despite a rocky start, where they struggled to find their rhythm and shot poorly in the first half, the Thunder rallied back to secure the win. The Clippers initially took control of the game, leading 40-24 at one point, but the Thunder's late first-half surge narrowed the gap to 52-48.

Key performances from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams fueled the Thunder's second-half comeback. Gilgeous-Alexander, a potential MVP candidate, scored 29 points and dished out eight assists, while Williams contributed 18 points. The Thunder's defense tightened, forcing 19 turnovers and limiting the Clippers' scoring opportunities, particularly in the second half.