The Oklahoma City Thunder (34 - 13) outlasted the New York Knicks (22 - 25) in overtime Wednesday at Madison Square Garden, 128 - 122. This was a tight one the whole way, as no team built a lead greater than five points at any point in the second half or overtime until the Thunder's final free throws of the game with six seconds to go in the extra period. Both teams shot lights out from three - point land - - 11 of 20 for Oklahoma City and 11 of 21 for New York - - as both teams put on an offensive show. Kevin Durant took over the game for the Thunder, as he poured in 44 points, grabbed four rebounds and distributed five assists. He made up for his struggles inside (8 of 19 on two - point shots) by drilling four three - pointers and earning trips to the free throw line (16 of 18 FT). Russell Westbrook scored 30 points and dished 10 assists for his second consecutive double - double to complete the Oklahoma city one - two punch. The Thunder won the rebounding battle 59 - 43, including a 16 - 9 advantage on the offensive glass. With Carmelo Anthony out with a sore left knee, he top two scorers for the Knicks came off the bench, as Langston Galloway sunk four three - pointers and scored 21 points, and Derrick Williams notched a double - double with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Arron Afflalo led the starters with 17 points but had a brutal 6 - 21 shooting night. Rookie sensation kristaps Porzingis filled up the box score with 15 points, five rebounds, two assists, two blocks and a steal, but it was n't enough to overcome the star power of the Thunder. Oklahoma City continues its road trip Wednesday against Minnesota. The Knicks will head to Canada for a Thursday matchup with the Raptors.
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 "TeamStat(G,'Thunder') has 13 Losses ,has 128 Total points ,has 25 Points in 4th quarter ,has 34 Wins ."]