The host Golden State Warriors took down the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday, 121 - 100. The Warriors (36 - 6) have now won five straight and nine of their last ten. Prior to Wednesday's matchup against his former team, Golden State's Kevin Durant said that it would not be a "normal game." Durant's play indicated a special level of effort, as the former MVP scored 40 points and shot 13 - of - 16 while pulling down 12 rebounds. Reigning MVP Steph Curry also impressed, scoring 24 points to go with eight assists and three steals. The Warriors were able to pull away in the third quarter, going on a scoring tear while Russell Westbrook sat on the bench. The team shot almost 55 percent and dished out a whopping 35 assists on the night. The Thunder (25 - 19) saw strong play from a handful of players but could not get the job done as a team. In what has almost become a normal night for the superstar, Russell Westbrook posted a massive triple - double. Westbrook scored 27 points to go with 15 rebounds and 13 assists. However, the elite point guard did commit 10 turnovers on the night. Sixth man Enes Kanter delivered 22 points and nine rebounds off the bench. The team had issues keeping up with the Warriors' star power on defense and had a problem crashing the glass, finishing with a 10 rebound deficit. The Warriors will face the Rockets on Friday, while OKC will enjoy the rest of the week off.
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