Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Leads OKC Thunder to 13th Straight Win Against Warriors | Full Game Breakdown

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OKC Thunder Extend Win Streak to 13 as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Shines vs Warriors |

 By Md Zamal Uddin

The Oklahoma City Thunder continued their spectacular start to the 2025 NBA season with an impressive 124-112 victory over the Golden State Warriors, marking their 13th straight win and improving to a stunning 21-1 record. Led by superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who delivered a commanding 38 points, OKC once again proved why they are a top contender for another championship.

This matchup showcased everything that defines the current Thunder team—dominant star power, elite efficiency, disciplined defense, depth, and confidence during high-pressure moments.

 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: The NBA’s Most Reliable Clutch Scorer

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In a game where the Warriors fought relentlessly despite missing Stephen Curry and losing Jimmy Butler at halftime due to a knee injury, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander once again rose above everyone else.

His performance in the final minutes was nothing short of elite. With the Warriors attempting a comeback through aggressive defense and rapid-fire 3-point shooting, SGA calmly dismantled their strategy.

One of the defining plays came with 3:40 remaining, when Gilgeous-Alexander hit a cold-blooded step-back three, immediately silencing the Chase Center crowd. His signature “reload” celebration added to the moment, reminding everyone why he is now one of the NBA’s top five players.

SGA’s consistency continues to stun the basketball world—he has now scored 20+ points in 94 consecutive regular-season games, the second-longest streak in NBA history, trailing only Wilt Chamberlain.

Chet Holmgren summarized it perfectly:

“No matter what you do as a defense, you’re wrong,” Holmgren said. “He’s that good.”

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Jalen Williams Delivers Before His Jersey Retirement Ceremony

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Just one day before his No. 24 jersey gets retired at Santa Clara University, Jalen Williams showed incredible focus.

Williams stepped up with a near-perfect performance, scoring 22 points, delivering six assists, and playing disruptive defense. His ability to read the floor, attack angles, and create opportunities made him one of the game’s most important pieces.

He admitted afterward that the upcoming ceremony was special but said:

“Tonight my only goal was to help my team win.”

Williams continues to prove why he’s one of the NBA’s most versatile and intelligent forwards.

 Chet Holmgren Dominates Golden State’s Small Lineup

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Against a downsized Golden State lineup featuring Draymond Green at center, Chet Holmgren exploited every mismatch.

Holmgren scored 21 points, grabbed eight rebounds, and added three assists, efficiently punishing smaller defenders with strong post moves and quick spin attacks.

One highlight came when rookie Will Richard extended both arms in an attempt to defend Holmgren, yet Holmgren effortlessly turned and hit a smooth 7-footer.

Coach Mark Daigneault praised Holmgren’s adaptability:

“Teams will try to downsize against him. We must develop the skill to find him in those mismatches—and tonight we did.”

 Thunder Are Now 9-1 in Clutch Games: Built for Championship Moments

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The Thunder improved to 9-1 in clutch games, again showing their championship DNA. Their calmness in pressure situations, combined with effective coaching and superstar decision-making, makes them nearly impossible to stop late in games.

SGA himself explained:

“Every game looks different. You have to take what the night gives you and find a way to win.”

Even without Lu Dort, Alex Caruso, Isaiah Hartenstein, Thomas Sorber, and Nikola Topić, OKC still controlled the tempo and executed at an elite level.

 Additional Notes (Tip-Ins)

  • Shai’s 94-game 20+ point streak is historical.

  • Former Thunder forward Danilo Gallinari officially announced retirement, earning praise from Coach Daigneault.

  • OKC now prepares to face the Dallas Mavericks on Friday.

 


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