Been there and done that.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams combined for 53 points, leading another rousing Oklahoma City Thunder comeback and this time at the New York Knicks' expense, 117-107.
JDUB DOWN THE LANE 😲
— NBA (@NBA) January 4, 2025
4-point game in OKC on NBA TV! pic.twitter.com/6jfrRQ05Do
For the second straight game, OKC trailed by double digits but a strong 37-19 fourth quarter spearheaded by Aaron Wiggins' late outburst extended their winning run to 14 games. That tied for longest in franchise history earlier set by the 1995-96 Seattle Supersonics.
Wiggins fired 15 of his 19 markers in the final frame for the Thunder, who improved to 29-5.
SGA middy.
— NBA (@NBA) January 4, 2025
Wiggins triple.
LOUD in OKC on NBA TV 🗣?🔊
Meanwhile, Mikal Bridges had 24 points for the Knicks, who's nine-game winning run ended with Karl-Anthony Towns posting a 17-point, 22-rebound double-double. Jalen Brunson finished with 22 markers and OG Anunoby chipping 20.
(With reports from Pao Ambat)
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[Editor's note: This article was written by a member of the One Sports Digital with the help of AI, and then checked by the staff to ensure accuracy.]
