The Houston Rockets (38 - 39) kept their season alive on Sunday with a 118 - 110 upset win over the Oklahoma City Thunder (53 - 24). All-Star James Harden led the game with 41 points and added nine assists. Harden's scoring outburst came at just the right time for Houston, as the Rockets remain half a game out of the Western Conference playoffs. The team went on a massive 15 - 2 run in the fourth quarter, leading to a comeback over the powerhouse Thunder. Solid defense on OKC's superstar duo of Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook helped to get the job done, as the pair turned the ball over a combined 14 times. Also coming up big for the Rockets was bench big man Clint Capela, who delivered four huge blocks as well as a pair of steals. For the Thunder, Sunday marks the team's 13th loss after leading headed into the fourth quarter, the most in the league. Turnovers seemed to be the death of the team on Sunday, as the ball was coughed up 19 times all in all. Despite the loss, point guard Russell Westbrook tallied his 51st double - double of the season and was just one assist shy of a league - leading 17th triple double. Elite scorer Kevin Durant also chipped in 33 points on the night. The Thunder will visit Denver on Tuesday, while the Rockets will visit rival Dallas on Wednesday.
["TeamStat(G,'Rockets') has 39 Losses ,has 118 Total points ,has 38 Wins ."
 "TeamStat(G,'Thunder') has 24 Losses ,has 110 Total points ,has 53 Wins ."]