Oklahoma City Thunder made the Clippers surrender with an impressive 134-115. Clipping the wings of the Clippers to cut short the brilliant 9-match victory streak, Chet Holmgren and Shai-Gilgeous Alexander paired well. Thunders were ahead at halftime with a narrow margin. But the Australian Oklahoma City Thunder player Josh Giddey had a painful time in the match.

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Thunder, with a 17-8 record, faced the Los Angeles Clippers, riding high on the wave of confidence they generated after a stunning winning streak. While the rookie Chet Holmgren tried to take the banner forward for the Thunder with 13 points till the half time, N Powell added the same number for the Clippers for whom James Harden, Paul George, and Kawhi Leonard have been at the forefront of offense in the season.

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Josh Giddey’s injury against the Clippers

Meanwhile, Josh Giddey slipped as he attempted to dribble away the ball, looking upwards. He slipped and fell with a dull thud, and his reaction showed that the star was in excruciating pain. He seems to have twisted his ankle.

Thunders after the Giddey exit

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