The Golden State Warriors beat the Oklahoma City Thunder in dominating fashion Monday, winning by a score of 117 - 91. Despite scoring 117 points Monday, the big story out of the Bay Area was the Warriors' suffocating defense. Oklahoma was held to just 31% shooting from the floor, one of the worst shooting performances by any team this season. The Warriors built a commanding lead from the early going and never looked back as they led by 20 or more points for much of the game. The Thunder came out flat despite being well rested, having last played Friday at home against the Wizards. Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook shot a combined 8 - 37 from the floor with Westbrook needing 21 shots to get to 22 points on the night. Durant did not look fully healthy as his ankle appeared to be bothering him. The Thunder will look to shake off this crushing loss on Wednesday when they play the Kings in Sacramento. The Warriors put on a clinic against the Thunder as they secured their fourth straight win. Not only did Steph Curry and Klay Thompson score 19 apiece, the Warriors also got solid games from Harrison Barnes, Draymond Green, and Justin Holiday. Golden State will look to continue its hot streak on Wednesday when it hosts the Pacers.
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