NBA regular season: Thunder beat Kings to end two consecutive defeats Alexander 38+7 Sakhon Jr. cut a triple-double

On February 12, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. In today's Western Conference Spotlight Battle, the Thunder host the Kings. Ahead of this game, the Thunder are in 4th place in the West and the Kings are in 5th place in the West. The Thunder led the Kings by just two points in the first quarter, and the Thunder gradually widened the gap from the second quarter onwards, leading by as many as 24 points, and the Kings closed the gap early in the final quarter, but the Thunder held on and eventually beat the Kings 127-113 at home. The Thunder ended a two-game losing streak with a 36-17 record, while the Kings failed to win two straight games and went 30-22.

Data on both sides:

Kings - Sabonis 21 points, 11 rebounds and 14 assists, Murray 13 points, 10 rebounds and 3 assists, Fox 15 points and 5 assists, Monk 26 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists, Mitchell 14 points, Barnes 14 points;

Thunder - Alexander 38 points, 3 rebounds and 7 assists, Williams 32 points, 7 rebounds and 9 assists, Holmgren 14 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals and 4 blocks, Dort 17 points and 9 rebounds, Giddey 5 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists.

Star of the game: Alexander

Alexander played a total of 39 minutes today, shooting 15-of-26, including 3-of-4 three-pointers and 5-of-9 free throws, totaling 38 points, 3 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks, with a plus/minus of +16. This is Alexander's 38th time this season that he has scored 30+, and he is still the first in the league.

Highlights:

1. Take the lead: Sabonis grabbed two rebounds under the basket and hit a rebound

2. Alexander scored 15 points in the first quarter

3. The gods descend to earth! Holmgren used his physical talent to make a dunk

4. Lightning-fast speed! Fox breaks through and hits a layup

5. After Sabonis hit a mid-range shot, the Thunder took an emergency timeout

6. One against two! Alexander passed Lyles in one step and hung Monk to play 2+1

7. Can't be easily disarmed! Monk catches the ball at the top of the arc and hits three points again

8. Finally scored! Fox made the first three-pointer of the game

9. Is this the strength of the MVP? Alexander scored 5 points in a row at a critical moment to help the Thunder stabilize the advantage

10, 44 kill the suspense of the game!Jalen Williams received an assist from Holmgren and hit a dunk

Contest Recap:

At the beginning of the first quarter, Sabonis and Murray scored four points in a row, Alexander and Williams hit consecutive three-pointers, Holmgren and Alexander scored in a row, and the Thunder won 12-0 and established an advantage. Murray and Huerter helped the Kings stop the decline, and Dort responded with four straight points. Williams hit a shot to give the Thunder a 10-point lead, and then the Kings' Sabonis hit a shot, and Monk scored eight straight points to erase the deficit with a 10-0 run. After Wiggins hit a three-pointer, Sabonis and Murray scored four straight points to take the lead. After Alexander made a shot, Mitchell hit a three-pointer. Alexander then scored six straight points on a free throw to take a 6-2 lead, and the Thunder led the Kings 29-27 to end the first quarter.

In the second quarter of the game, Jones hit a shot to equalize the score, and Williams scored eight points in a row to lead the team to a 12-0 rebuilding double-digit lead. After Huerter hit the shot, Williams hit the shot again. Barnes hit a three-pointer and then made it 2+1, and Holmgren and Kenway responded in succession. Barnes scored four straight points on a free throw, and Wiggins and Isaiah Joe responded. Murray and Fox helped the Kings narrow to eight points, Williams scored four straight points, Alexander hit a shot, and Sabonis and Monk scored five points in a row to extend Alexander's lead to 10 points. After Fox made a shot, Dort hit a three-pointer, Williams hit one of two free throws, and Fox hit a shot to give the Thunder a 67-57 lead over the Kings to end the first half.

Yibian fought again, Giddey and Sabonis hit three-pointers successively, and then the Thunder played an offensive climax, Holmgren and Williams scored successively, Alexander and Dort hit three-pointers, Williams and Holmgren made contributions again, Alexander shot again, and the Thunder extended their lead to 22 points on a 16-0 run. Fox hit one of two free throws, Dort and Monk hit three-pointers to extend their lead to 24 points. The Kings' Ellis and Monk hit consecutive three-pointers to narrow the gap, and after Williams hit both free throws, Monk scored five straight points to narrow to 15 points, and after Alexander made a shot, the Thunder led the Kings 100-83 to end the first three quarters.

In the final quarter, Mitchell and Monk scored 4 points in a row to narrow the gap, Kenway and Mitchell hit three points one after another, and after Holmgren shot, Mitchell, Fox and Sabonis scored 7 points in a row to narrow to 8 points. Williams and Mitchell hit three-pointers in succession, and after Williams hit both free throws, Fox hit another three-pointer to chase seven points. Then Williams, Alexander and Dort scored six points in a row to extend the lead to 13 points, Monk and Fox scored five points in a row to narrow to eight points, and Alexander scored five points in a row to open up the gap again. After Murray hit a three-pointer, Dort hit both free throws, and Williams hit another dunk to extend the lead to 14 points. Ellis hit a shot to close the gap, Alexander hit both free throws, Sabonis missed a three-pointer, and the Thunder won a big win at home.

Both starters:

Kings - Fox, Murray, Huerter, Barnes, Sabonis;

Thunder - Giddey, Dort, Alexander, Jalen Williams, Holmgren.