The Oklahoma City Thunder (4 - 3) defeated the Phoenix Suns (3 - 4) 124 - 103 on Sunday. The Thunder were letting the Suns hang around in the first half, but pulled away after that, out - scoring the Suns 64 - 49 in the second half. This was a domination in every fashion for the Thunder, as they recorded more assists, rebounds, steals and blocks than the Suns in the victory. The Suns bit themselves in the foot as well, committing 23 turnovers in the defeat. The Thunder did what they do best as they led by double - doubles from superstars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook on Sunday. Durant tallied 32 points and 11 rebounds, while Westbrook totaled 21 points and 13 assists. They also combined for seven steals and it's clear that this is the best tandem in the NBA at this point. Oklahoma City also got some nice production off the bench, as Enes Kanter and Dion Waiters both scored 19 points in the victory. The 4 - 3 record doesn’t look too great, but it sounds much better when you look deeper and see that the losses came to the Toronto Raptors, Chicago Bulls and Houston Rockets, who are all top - notch contenders this season. The Thunder play the Washington Wizards on Tuesday in their next game in a homecoming for Durant. The Suns got a brilliant performance from Eric Bledsoe on Sunday, but got very little aside from that. Bledsoe tallied 28 points and 11 assists in the loss and he is looking like one of the best guards in the NBA at this point. One positive that the Suns can take out of the loss is a 17 - point performance from T. J. Warren from off the bench, as he continues to develop as a great sixth man. With the recent struggles of starter P.J. Tucker, Phoenix very well may opt to switch to Warren in an effort to boost the offense. The Suns have a few days off until they host the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday in their next matchup.
["TeamStat(G,'Thunder') has 3 Losses ,has 124 Total points ,has 4 Turnovers ."
 "TeamStat(G,'Suns') has 4 Losses ,has 103 Total points ,has 23 Turnovers ,has 3 Wins ."]