It remains a seemingly impossible statistical season for Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook, as the point guard narrowly missed his third triple - double in the season's first nine games. Westbrook entered Friday's matchup with averages of 31 points, 10 assists, and 9 rebounds per game. He again built on those numbers, scoring 29 points, recording 14 rebounds, and dishing out nine assists. Westbrook was not the only dominant Thunder player on Friday, though, as the team hit an impressive 16 three - pointers on 57 percent shooting. This included four for rookie Domantas Sabonis, who hit 80 percent of his shots, and three for wing Andre Roberson. The Clippers, meanwhile, saw high scoring totals from the All-Star combo of Blake Griffin and Chris Paul, who combined for 42 points. All-NBA center DeAndre Jordan made an impact with a team - high 13 rebounds, helping keep the Clippers even with the glass - dominating Thunder. However, Jordan weighed Los Angeles down at the free - throw line, as he went just 6 - of - 12 on the night.
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