"Spokesman" said : NBA Capsules: Golden State Warriors ride Klay Thompson to withstand hostile enviornment in Oklahoma City
as declared in OKLAHOMA CITY– Klay Thompson scored 34 points to help the Golden State Warriors beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-95 on Monday night in a heated matchup filled with trash talking, physical play and technical fouls. Hornets 105, Hawks 90CHARLOTTE, N.C.– Nicolas Batum and Kemba Walker each had 16 points and Charlotte handed slumping Atlanta its fourth straight loss. Curry scored 23 points for the Warriors, who won their fourth straight and halted Oklahoma City's win streak at five games. Bradley Beal led Washington with 19 points, and John Wall had 16 points with eight assists. Jae Crowder and Al Horford each scored 16 with nine boards.
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"It just didn't bounce the (right) way," Gibson said, really of the ball in general for the Thunder all night. From that point on in the second, the Thunder was behind the eight ball from a foul perspective, as Golden State was in the bonus at the 8:00 mark. The veteran forward missed both free throws, a trend on the night as the Thunder went just 17-of-31 from the stripe. #OKCvsGSW pic.twitter.com/0wTAbaAsW4 — OKC THUNDER (@okcthunder) March 21, 2017"(Foul trouble) definitely has an impact," point guard Russell Westbrook said. What could have been a single-digit game quickly turned into a 23-point Warriors edge.
Again, against Golden State, Westbrook's tenacity continues to double as futility. (2:12)OKLAHOMA CITY -- The Golden State Warriors blew past the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-95 on Monday night as a still healing Kevin Durant took in the show from the bench. Instead, it was a reminder that Golden State didn't just acquire a great player. Stephen Curry had 23 points and six assists as Golden State continued to dominate Oklahoma City. Since Steve Kerr became the Warriors coach, Russell Westbrook is shooting 35.1 percent in 11 games against Golden State, his worst percentage against a single opponent during that time period.
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Thunder vs. Golden State Warriors Game Recap – March 20, 2017
"It just didn't bounce the (right) way," Gibson said, really of the ball in general for the Thunder all night. From that point on in the second, the Thunder was behind the eight ball from a foul perspective, as Golden State was in the bonus at the 8:00 mark. The veteran forward missed both free throws, a trend on the night as the Thunder went just 17-of-31 from the stripe. #OKCvsGSW pic.twitter.com/0wTAbaAsW4 — OKC THUNDER (@okcthunder) March 21, 2017"(Foul trouble) definitely has an impact," point guard Russell Westbrook said. What could have been a single-digit game quickly turned into a 23-point Warriors edge.
Again, against Golden State, Westbrook's tenacity continues to double as futility. (2:12)OKLAHOMA CITY -- The Golden State Warriors blew past the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-95 on Monday night as a still healing Kevin Durant took in the show from the bench. Instead, it was a reminder that Golden State didn't just acquire a great player. Stephen Curry had 23 points and six assists as Golden State continued to dominate Oklahoma City. Since Steve Kerr became the Warriors coach, Russell Westbrook is shooting 35.1 percent in 11 games against Golden State, his worst percentage against a single opponent during that time period.
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