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OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook scored 31 points apiece and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the New Orleans Hornets 101-93 Monday night for their 10th straight home win.

One night after a historic performance featuring big scoring nights from All-Stars Durant and Westbrook and a triple-double from Serge Ibaka, the Thunder built a 26-point lead and then had to scrap it out at the end.

Jarrett Jack scored 18 points to lead New Orleans, which had a surprising three-game winning streak after losing 23 of 25.

The Hornets trailed 68-42 midway through the third quarter, then made a series of runs to make it interesting right down to the final minute.

New Orleans was within six before Westbrook hit four free throws in the final 48 seconds.

Al-Farouq Aminu powered home a right-handed slam to ignite an 8-0 run that pulled New Orleans to within 97-91 after Jack’s foul line jumper with 1:04 remaining.

Westbrook was fouled on a drive on Oklahoma City’s next possession, and his six foul shots were all the Thunder needed to hang on down the stretch. They didn’t make another basket after Durant’s 3-pointer with 5:30 to play provided a 95-80 lead.

It extended the Thunder’s longest home winning streak since moving to Oklahoma City. The franchise had 18 winning streaks of at least 10 games while playing in Seattle.

Ibaka had nine points and 13 rebounds and Kendrick Perkins added 13 points and six blocks for Oklahoma City

Greivis Vasquez scored 15 and Aminu chipped in 14 for New Orleans, which will celebrate Mardi Gras this year by playing a back-to-back-to-back set entirely on the road. The Hornets wore their purple, green and gold uniforms.

Oklahoma City rolled early, after having Durant score 51, Westbrook score 40 and Ibaka record his first career triple-double a night earlier against Denver. They were the first teammates in NBA history to put together a 50-point game, a 40-point game and a triple-double.

The Thunder shot 55 percent while getting out to a 60-38 halftime lead, equaling the Hornets’ season-worst for points allowed in a half from the team’s previous meeting in Oklahoma City. New Orleans shot only 28 percent in the first half and was hovering around 30 percent when Oklahoma City’s lead bulged to 26 in the third.

Vasquez hit bookend 3-pointers and scored 10 points during a 15-3 run that got New Orleans to 71-57 with 4:06 left in the third. The Hornets then pulled to 84-74 with a 13-2 push that Jack finished off with a 3-pointer from the right wing with 9:47 remaining.

Durant came back off the bench to hit a jumper and a 3-pointer to help stem the tide for Oklahoma City, only for New Orleans to mount another rally.

Hornets coach Monty Williams stuck with a makeshift lineup featuring two players on 10-day contracts throughout the fourth quarter, and it nearly paid off.

New Orleans continued to play without Eric Gordon (knee), Carl Landry (knee), Emeka Okafor (knee) and Jason Smith (concussion) while Oklahoma City’s roster was also depleted after an overtime thriller a night earlier.

Backups James Harden (sprained left ankle) and Nick Collison (left quad contusion) didn’t play, joining starting shooting guard Thabo Sefolosha (foot), backup point guard Eric Maynor (knee) and reserve Lazar Hayward (eye) on the sidelines.

Both usually third-stringers, Royal Ivey hit a 3-pointer and Cole Aldrich a hook shot during a 7-0 run for the Thunder while Durant and Westbrook were on the bench late in the first quarter.

Durant had a steal that led to a right-handed slam and added a 3-pointer during a stretch of eight straight Oklahoma City points that pushed the lead above 20 for the first time in the game, with less than 3 minutes to go before halftime.

Notes

Perkins was called for his 10th technical foul of the season in the opening 3 minutes. Players are suspended one game if they get 13 technicals this season. One of Perkins’ technicals is under review by the league, and one has already been rescinded. … Westbrook will compete against Cleveland’s Kyrie Irving, San Antonio’s Tony Parker and Washington’s John Wall during All-Star Saturday night festivities in Orlando. … Durant was the Western Conference player of the week.

That’s all for today.

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The scoring spree continues for the Oklahoma City Thunder as both Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook each score 31 points in the 101-93 win over the New Orleans Hornets. The Thunder ran off to a commanding 22-point lead at the half and then relaxed in the second half as the Hornets made a modest attempt at a comeback.

Westbrook and Durant for the second straight night scored more than two-thirds of their teams total points, and on Monday they were the only two players to score in double figures. The two also were able to shoot the ball to get to their 31 points as both shot just above 50 percent from the field.

The Hornets were able to comeback in the second half by having five players score in double figures with Jarrett Jack leading the Hornets with 18 points, but the 22-point first half deficit was too much to overcome.

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook scored 31 points apiece and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the New Orleans Hornets 101-93 Monday night for their 10th straight home win.

One night after a historic performance featuring big scoring nights from All-Stars Durant and Westbrook and a triple-double from Serge Ibaka, the Thunder built a 26-point lead and then had to scrap it out at the end.

Jarrett Jack scored 18 points to lead New Orleans, which had a surprising three-game winning streak after losing 23 of 25.

The Hornets trailed 68-42 midway through the third quarter, then made a series of runs to make it interesting right down to the final minute.

New Orleans was within six before Westbrook hit four free throws in the final 48 seconds.

Al-Farouq Aminu powered home a right-handed slam to ignite an 8-0 run that pulled New Orleans to within 97-91 after Jack’s foul line jumper with 1:04 remaining.

Westbrook was fouled on a drive on Oklahoma City’s next possession, and his six foul shots were all the Thunder needed to hang on down the stretch. They didn’t make another basket after Durant’s three-pointer with 5:30 to play provided a 95-80 lead.

It extended the Thunder’s longest home winning streak since moving to Oklahoma City. The franchise had 18 winning streaks of at least 10 games while playing in Seattle.

Ibaka had nine points and 13 rebounds and Kendrick Perkins added 13 points and six blocks for Oklahoma City

Greivis Vasquez scored 15 and Aminu chipped in 14 for New Orleans, which will celebrate Mardi Gras this year by playing a back-to-back-to-back set entirely on the road. The Hornets wore their purple, green and gold uniforms.

Oklahoma City rolled early, after having Durant score 51, Westbrook score 40 and Ibaka record his first career triple-double a night earlier against Denver. They were the first teammates in NBA history to put together a 50-point game, a 40-point game and a triple-double.

The Thunder shot 55 per cent while getting out to a 60-38 halftime lead, equaling the Hornets’ season-worst for points allowed in a half from the team’s previous meeting in Oklahoma City. New Orleans shot only 28 per cent in the first half and was hovering around 30 per cent when Oklahoma City’s lead bulged to 26 in the third.

Vasquez hit bookend 3-pointers and scored 10 points during a 15-3 run that got New Orleans to 71-57 with 4:06 left in the third. The Hornets then pulled to 84-74 with a 13-2 push that Jack finished off with a 3-pointer from the right wing with 9:47 remaining.

Durant came back off the bench to hit a jumper and a 3-pointer to help stem the tide for Oklahoma City, only for New Orleans to mount another rally.

Hornets coach Monty Williams stuck with a makeshift lineup featuring two players on 10-day contracts throughout the fourth quarter, and it nearly paid off.

New Orleans continued to play without Eric Gordon (knee), Carl Landry (knee), Emeka Okafor (knee) and Jason Smith (concussion) while Oklahoma City’s roster was also depleted after an overtime thriller a night earlier.

Backups James Harden (sprained left ankle) and Nick Collison (left quad contusion) didn’t play, joining starting shooting guard Thabo Sefolosha (foot), backup point guard Eric Maynor (knee) and reserve Lazar Hayward (eye) on the sidelines.

Both usually third-stringers, Royal Ivey hit a 3-pointer and Cole Aldrich a hook shot during a 7-0 run for the Thunder while Durant and Westbrook were on the bench late in the first quarter.

Durant had a steal that led to a right-handed slam and added a three-pointer during a stretch of eight straight Oklahoma City points that pushed the lead above 20 for the first time in the game, with less than three minutes to go before halftime.

.NOTES: Perkins was called for his 10th technical foul of the season in the opening three minutes. Players are suspended one game if they get 13 technicals this season. One of Perkins’ technicals is under review by the league, and one has already been rescinded. … Westbrook will compete against Cleveland’s Kyrie Irving, San Antonio’s Tony Parker and Washington’s John Wall during all-star Saturday night festivities in Orlando. … Durant was the Western Conference player of the week.

Running low on time today, i’ll be back tomorrow hopefully with some more news.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook scored 31 points apiece and the
Oklahoma City Thunder
beat the
New Orleans Hornets
101-93 Monday night for their 10th straight home win.

One night after a historic performance featuring big scoring nights from All-Stars Durant and Westbrook and a triple-double
from Serge Ibaka, the Thunder built a 26-point lead and then had to scrap it out at the end.

Jarrett Jack scored 18 points to lead New Orleans, which had a surprising three-game winning streak after losing 23 of 25.

The Hornets trailed 68-42 midway through the third quarter, then made a series of runs to make it interesting right down to
the final minute.

New Orleans was within six before Westbrook hit four free throws in the final 48 seconds.

Al-Farouq Aminu powered home a right-handed slam to ignite an 8-0 run that pulled New Orleans to within 97-91 after Jack’s
foul line jumper with 1:04 remaining.

Westbrook was fouled on a drive on Oklahoma City’s next possession, and his six foul shots were all the Thunder needed to
hang on down the stretch. They didn’t make another basket after Durant’s 3-pointer with 5:30 to play provided a 95-80 lead.

It extended the Thunder’s longest home winning streak since moving to Oklahoma City. The franchise had 18 winning streaks
of at least 10 games while playing in Seattle.

Ibaka had nine points and 13 rebounds and Kendrick Perkins added 13 points and six blocks for Oklahoma City

Greivis Vasquez scored 15 and Aminu chipped in 14 for New Orleans, which will celebrate Mardi Gras this year by playing a
back-to-back-to-back set entirely on the road. The Hornets wore their purple, green and gold uniforms.

Oklahoma City rolled early, after having Durant score 51, Westbrook score 40 and Ibaka record his first career triple-double
a night earlier against Denver. They were the first teammates in NBA history to put together a 50-point game, a 40-point game
and a triple-double.

The Thunder shot 55 percent while getting out to a 60-38 halftime lead, equaling the Hornets’ season-worst for points allowed
in a half from the team’s previous meeting in Oklahoma City. New Orleans shot only 28 percent in the first half and was hovering
around 30 percent when Oklahoma City’s lead bulged to 26 in the third.

Vasquez hit bookend 3-pointers and scored 10 points during a 15-3 run that got New Orleans to 71-57 with 4:06 left in the
third. The Hornets then pulled to 84-74 with a 13-2 push that Jack finished off with a 3-pointer from the right wing with
9:47 remaining.

Durant came back off the bench to hit a jumper and a 3-pointer to help stem the tide for Oklahoma City, only for New Orleans
to mount another rally.

Hornets coach Monty Williams stuck with a makeshift lineup featuring two players on 10-day contracts throughout the fourth
quarter, and it nearly paid off.

New Orleans continued to play without Eric Gordon (knee), Carl Landry (knee), Emeka Okafor (knee) and Jason Smith (concussion)
while Oklahoma City’s roster was also depleted after an overtime thriller a night earlier.

Backups James Harden (sprained left ankle) and Nick Collison (left quad contusion) didn’t play, joining starting shooting
guard Thabo Sefolosha (foot), backup point guard Eric Maynor (knee) and reserve Lazar Hayward (eye) on the sidelines.

Both usually third-stringers, Royal Ivey hit a 3-pointer and Cole Aldrich a hook shot during a 7-0 run for the Thunder while
Durant and Westbrook were on the bench late in the first quarter.

Durant had a steal that led to a right-handed slam and added a 3-pointer during a stretch of eight straight Oklahoma City
points that pushed the lead above 20 for the first time in the game, with less than 3 minutes to go before halftime.

NOTES: Perkins was called for his 10th technical foul of the season in the opening 3 minutes. Players are suspended one game
if they get 13 technicals this season. One of Perkins’ technicals is under review by the league, and one has already been
rescinded. … Westbrook will compete against Cleveland’s Kyrie Irving, San Antonio’s Tony Parker and Washington’s John Wall
during All-Star Saturday night festivities in Orlando. … Durant was the Western Conference player of the week.

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook scored 31 points apiece and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the New Orleans Hornets 101-93 Monday night for their 10th straight home win.

One night after a historic performance featuring big scoring nights from All-Stars Durant and Westbrook and a triple-double from Serge Ibaka, the Thunder built a 26-point lead and then had to scrap it out at the end.

Jarrett Jack scored 18 points to lead New Orleans, which had a surprising three-game winning streak after losing 23 of 25.

The Hornets trailed 68-42 midway through the third quarter, then made a series of runs to make it interesting right down to the final minute.

New Orleans was within six before Westbrook hit four free throws in the final 48 seconds.

Al-Farouq Aminu powered home a right-handed slam to ignite an 8-0 run that pulled New Orleans to within 97-91 after Jack’s foul line jumper with 1:04 remaining.

Westbrook was fouled on a drive on Oklahoma City’s next possession, and his six foul shots were all the Thunder needed to hang on down the stretch. They didn’t make another basket after Durant’s three-pointer with 5:30 to play provided a 95-80 lead.

It extended the Thunder’s longest home winning streak since moving to Oklahoma City. The franchise had 18 winning streaks of at least 10 games while playing in Seattle.

Ibaka had nine points and 13 rebounds and Kendrick Perkins added 13 points and six blocks for Oklahoma City

Greivis Vasquez scored 15 and Aminu chipped in 14 for New Orleans, which will celebrate Mardi Gras this year by playing a back-to-back-to-back set entirely on the road. The Hornets wore their purple, green and gold uniforms.

Oklahoma City rolled early, after having Durant score 51, Westbrook score 40 and Ibaka record his first career triple-double a night earlier against Denver. They were the first teammates in NBA history to put together a 50-point game, a 40-point game and a triple-double.

The Thunder shot 55 per cent while getting out to a 60-38 halftime lead, equaling the Hornets’ season-worst for points allowed in a half from the team’s previous meeting in Oklahoma City. New Orleans shot only 28 per cent in the first half and was hovering around 30 per cent when Oklahoma City’s lead bulged to 26 in the third.

Vasquez hit bookend 3-pointers and scored 10 points during a 15-3 run that got New Orleans to 71-57 with 4:06 left in the third. The Hornets then pulled to 84-74 with a 13-2 push that Jack finished off with a 3-pointer from the right wing with 9:47 remaining.

Durant came back off the bench to hit a jumper and a 3-pointer to help stem the tide for Oklahoma City, only for New Orleans to mount another rally.

Hornets coach Monty Williams stuck with a makeshift lineup featuring two players on 10-day contracts throughout the fourth quarter, and it nearly paid off.

New Orleans continued to play without Eric Gordon (knee), Carl Landry (knee), Emeka Okafor (knee) and Jason Smith (concussion) while Oklahoma City’s roster was also depleted after an overtime thriller a night earlier.

Backups James Harden (sprained left ankle) and Nick Collison (left quad contusion) didn’t play, joining starting shooting guard Thabo Sefolosha (foot), backup point guard Eric Maynor (knee) and reserve Lazar Hayward (eye) on the sidelines.

Both usually third-stringers, Royal Ivey hit a 3-pointer and Cole Aldrich a hook shot during a 7-0 run for the Thunder while Durant and Westbrook were on the bench late in the first quarter.

Durant had a steal that led to a right-handed slam and added a three-pointer during a stretch of eight straight Oklahoma City points that pushed the lead above 20 for the first time in the game, with less than three minutes to go before halftime.

NOTES: Perkins was called for his 10th technical foul of the season in the opening three minutes. Players are suspended one game if they get 13 technicals this season. One of Perkins’ technicals is under review by the league, and one has already been rescinded. … Westbrook will compete against Cleveland’s Kyrie Irving, San Antonio’s Tony Parker and Washington’s John Wall during all-star Saturday night festivities in Orlando. … Durant was the Western Conference player of the week.

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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook scored 31 points
apiece and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the New Orleans Hornets 101-93 Monday
night for their 10th straight home win.

One night after a historic performance featuring big scoring nights from
All-Stars Durant and Westbrook and a triple-double from Serge Ibaka, the Thunder
built a 26-point lead and then had to scrap it out at the end.

Jarrett Jack scored 18 points to lead New Orleans, which had a surprising
three-game winning streak after losing 23 of 25.

The Hornets trailed 68-42 midway through the third quarter, then made a
series of runs to make it interesting right down to the final minute.

New Orleans was within six before Westbrook hit four free throws in the
final 48 seconds.

Al-Farouq Aminu powered home a right-handed slam to ignite an 8-0 run that
pulled New Orleans to within 97-91 after Jack’s foul line jumper with 1:04
remaining.

Westbrook was fouled on a drive on Oklahoma City’s next possession, and his
six foul shots were all the Thunder needed to hang on down the stretch. They
didn’t make another basket after Durant’s 3-pointer with 5:30 to play provided a
95-80 lead.

It extended the Thunder’s longest home winning streak since moving to
Oklahoma City. The franchise had 18 winning streaks of at least 10 games while
playing in Seattle.

Ibaka had nine points and 13 rebounds and Kendrick Perkins added 13 points
and six blocks for Oklahoma City

Greivis Vasquez scored 15 and Aminu chipped in 14 for New Orleans, which
will celebrate Mardi Gras this year by playing a back-to-back-to-back set
entirely on the road. The Hornets wore their purple, green and gold uniforms.

Oklahoma City rolled early, after having Durant score 51, Westbrook score 40
and Ibaka record his first career triple-double a night earlier against Denver.
They were the first teammates in NBA history to put together a 50-point game, a
40-point game and a triple-double.

The Thunder shot 55 percent while getting out to a 60-38 halftime lead,
equaling the Hornets’ season-worst for points allowed in a half from the team’s
previous meeting in Oklahoma City. New Orleans shot only 28 percent in the first
half and was hovering around 30 percent when Oklahoma City’s lead bulged to 26
in the third.

Vasquez hit bookend 3-pointers and scored 10 points during a 15-3 run that
got New Orleans to 71-57 with 4:06 left in the third. The Hornets then pulled to
84-74 with a 13-2 push that Jack finished off with a 3-pointer from the right
wing with 9:47 remaining.

Durant came back off the bench to hit a jumper and a 3-pointer to help stem
the tide for Oklahoma City, only for New Orleans to mount another rally.

Hornets coach Monty Williams stuck with a makeshift lineup featuring two
players on 10-day contracts throughout the fourth quarter, and it nearly paid
off.

New Orleans continued to play without Eric Gordon (knee), Carl Landry
(knee), Emeka Okafor (knee) and Jason Smith (concussion) while Oklahoma City’s
roster was also depleted after an overtime thriller a night earlier.

Backups James Harden (sprained left ankle) and Nick Collison (left quad
contusion) didn’t play, joining starting shooting guard Thabo Sefolosha (foot),
backup point guard Eric Maynor (knee) and reserve Lazar Hayward (eye) on the
sidelines.

Both usually third-stringers, Royal Ivey hit a 3-pointer and Cole Aldrich a
hook shot during a 7-0 run for the Thunder while Durant and Westbrook were on
the bench late in the first quarter.

Durant had a steal that led to a right-handed slam and added a 3-pointer
during a stretch of eight straight Oklahoma City points that pushed the lead
above 20 for the first time in the game, with less than 3 minutes to go before
halftime.

NOTES: Perkins was called for his 10th technical foul of the season in the
opening 3 minutes. Players are suspended one game if they get 13 technicals this
season. One of Perkins’ technicals is under review by the league, and one has
already been rescinded. … Westbrook will compete against Cleveland’s Kyrie
Irving, San Antonio’s Tony Parker and Washington’s John Wall during All-Star
Saturday night festivities in Orlando. … Durant was the Western Conference
player of the week.

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The Oklahoma City Thunder offense is continuing their hot streak from last night as they are routing the New Orleans Hornets 60-38 at the half. Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook are leading the Thunder in scoring once again as Durant has 19 points and Westbrook has 15.

Gotta run!.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—The Oklahoma City Thunder will be without reserves
James Harden and Nick Collison for Monday night’s game against the New Orleans
Hornets.

Coach Scott Brooks says Harden is being held out with a sprained left ankle
and Collison has a left quad contusion. Their absences will leave the Thunder
with only 10 healthy players.

Starting shooting guard Thabo Sefolosha is out with a sore right foot,
backup point guard Eric Maynor suffered a season-ending knee injury and reserve
Lazar Hayward has a fractured orbital floor on his left eye.

Brooks says he expects all 10 of Oklahoma City’s remaining players to get
into the game.

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