Two quarters! SGA scored 30+5+9. Seven Thunder players scored in double figures, beating the Lakers by 29 points and winning their fourth consecutive victory.

On November 13, during the NBA regular season, the Thunder faced the Lakers at home. The Thunder performed strongly in this game, and the team made only one turnover at the end of the half. In the whole game, Doncic made only 1 of 7 three-pointers, while other Thunder players besides SGA also blossomed more. At the end of the game, the Thunder beat the Lakers 121-92.

Technical statistics:

Lakers: Doncic 19 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists, Hachimura 13 points and 5 rebounds, Reeves 13 points, Knecht 16 points

Thunder: Alexander 30 points, 5 rebounds and 9 assists, Holmgren 11 points, Hall Tengstein had 11 points and 8 rebounds, Mitchell had 14 points, Joe had 21 points, Caruso had 10 points, and Dieng had 10 points.

Game progress:

At the beginning of the first quarter, the Lakers felt good and started 7-2. However, this was already their brightest moment in the first quarter. The Thunder immediately launched a counterattack, launching a 15-3 super attack wave to overtake the Lakers by 7 points. Although Ayton stopped the bleeding with two points, the Thunder's offensive was still very fierce. They then launched an 8-2 attack wave, and the point difference was widened to double digits. Doncic used his personal ability to score two points, and the Thunder responded with 5 points in a row. Reeves hit a layup. The first quarter also ended, with the Thunder leading the Lakers by 12 points 30-18.

Back in the second quarter, the Thunder's offensive continued unabated. They launched a 10-3 offensive climax at the beginning and instantly expanded the point difference to nearly 20 points. Reeves stopped the bleeding with two free throws, and the entire Thunder team blossomed. Caruso's offense and defense helped the team start an offensive climax again. They launched a 13-3 offensive wave, and the Lakers were already behind by as many as 27 points. Smart hit a three-pointer but Joe immediately responded with a three-pointer, and the Thunder blasted another 7-2 to widen the point difference to 32 points. The Lakers had no intention of fighting anymore. At halftime, the Thunder led the Lakers by 32 points 70-38.

Back in the third quarter, the Lakers replaced most of the main players, leaving only Doncic on the court, while Alexander led the second team for the Thunder. The two teams played very stalemate in this quarter. It was difficult for the Lakers to close the point difference, and the Thunder failed to continue to expand their lead. However, the Thunder were still slightly better and slightly expanded their lead in this quarter. After the third quarter, the Thunder led the Lakers by 36 points 100-64.

In the final quarter of the game, the Thunder replaced Mitchell to lead the third team, while the Lakers did the opposite and replaced most of the main players except Doncic. As a result, they started 9-2 to narrow the point difference, and the Thunder made an emergency timeout. After the timeout, Jaylin hit two consecutive three-pointers to stabilize the situation. Then the Lakers also replaced all the main players and sent in the third lineup, and the game came to an end. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Lakers 121-92.

Starting lineups for both sides:

Lakers: Smart, Rui Hachimura, Ayton, Reeves, Doncic

Thunder: Wallace, Holmgren, Hartenstein, Mitchell, SGA