The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 85 - 83 at Staples Center on Wednesday. Two undefeated records to open the season and only one was going to leave with that sterling mark still in tact. The Thunder (40) came away with an offensively sloppy, but defensively sound victory, save for Russell Westbrook, who continues to pack the box score with phenomenal numbers. DeAndre Jordan was able to put one shot back with :3 seconds left in regulation to cut the lead to two points, but even after Westbrook missed both free throws, the Clippers ran out of time before being able to get a shot off to tie or win the game. Both the Thunder and the Clippers (3 - 1) shot far below average from the field. Los Angeles completed just 39 percent of their field goals, while Oklahoma City just edged them out with a lowly 41 percent of their own. The Thunder were led by Westbrook, who put forth 35 points, six rebounds and five assists in 33 minutes. Nobody else on the team put up double figures, and Victor Oladipo still has not found a rhythm, as he finished with nine points on 3 - of - 11 shooting. Chris Paul rounded out the stat sheet with a near triple - double, totalling 15 points, nine assists and 11 rebounds, while Marreese Speights continues to add scoring depth off the bench, as the Warriors import added 14 points on 6 - of - 9 shooting in 16 minutes. Next up, the Thunder face a very difficult second game of a back - to - back in Golden State against the Warriors, while the Clippers have a day off before visiting the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday.
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