The Oklahoma City Thunder (46 - 22) took down the Boston Celtics (39 - 29) in style on Wednesday, winning 130 - 109. In an unsurprising turn of events, All-Stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook led the push from OKC. The pair scored 28 and 24 respectively, with Durant also dishing out a team - high nine assists. Westbrook, meanwhile, had an uncharacteristically strong shooting night, sinking four three - pointers. The dynamic duo has been doing it all this season, with both averaging over 24 points and nearing the top of the league in all measures of performance and efficiency. OKC remains third in the West despite a late - season push from the rising Los Angeles Clippers. Boston has now lost four of its last five outings after a strong 9 - 3 showing in February. The Celtics are without standout small forward Jae Crowder, and the wing's absence has been felt over the last week. While All-Star Isaiah Thomas contributed 29 points, the Celtics had a poor shooting night on the whole, going just 43 percent from the field. Forward Amir Johnson also had a big night, recording an 11 - point, 12 - rebound double - double with five assists as well. The Thunder will play in Philadelphia on Friday night, while the Celtics will travel to Toronto.
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