Three Takeaways From Thunder's 136-97 Loss to Warriors
Stephen Curry showed MVP flashes and the Thunder struggled to find offensive rhythm on Saturday as Oklahoma City fell 136-97 to the Warriors. Here are three takeaways from the game:
Curry finishes just shy of 50
Stephen Curry torched the Thunder Saturday night for 49 points on 14-for-26 shooting.
The former unanimous MVP hit a blazing 11 3-pointers, adding five rebounds and two assists.
Curry has been on a hot-streak recently, averaging 36.7 point in his last 20 contests.
The Warriors are currently the eighth seed in the Western Conference.
Williams does it all for the Thunder
Adjusting to a bench role, Kenrich Williams flew around for Oklahoma City against the Dubs.
Williams shot an efficient 6-for-9 from the field and nailed one of is three 3-point attempts.
He also added five rebounds, five assists and one steal in true “Kenny Hustle” fashion.
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Short slate left for Oklahoma City
Following the beatdown from Golden State, Oklahoma City has just four games remaining on its slate.
The Thunder will play back-to-back matchups against the Kings on Sunday and Tuesday, which could have massive implications on the draft.
OKC then finishes off its schedule with a fiery Jazz on Friday, May 14 and the Clippers on Sunday, May 16.
The Thunder currently own the fourth-worst record in the league at 21-47.
