NBAThunder — Trail Blazers

Thunder8-3 · vendég

Trail Blazers7-3 · hazai

Vége108-118

• Jrue Holiday: Steals O/U 1.5>99¢>99%
• Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: Assists O/U 1.5>99¢>99%
• Damian Lillard: Steals O/U 0.5>99¢>99%
• Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: Steals O/U 0.5>99¢>99%
• Donovan Clingan: Blocks O/U 2.5>99¢>99%
• Donovan Clingan: Rebounds O/U 11.590¢90%
• Jared McCain: Rebounds O/U 5.590¢90%
• Donovan Clingan: Assists O/U 1.590¢90%
• Toumani Camara: Steals O/U 0.590¢90%
• Aday Mara: Rebounds O/U 5.590¢90%
• Aday Mara: Blocks O/U 0.590¢90%
• Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: Rebounds O/U 3.582¢82%

Oklahoma City Thunder and Portland Trail Blazers meet for the second straight night at Moda Center, with both clubs navigating extensive injury lists that shape rotation depth and defensive schemes. The Thunder sit at 8-3 after dropping a 123-103 decision on November 10, hampered by absences including Chet Holmgren, Jalen Williams, Cason Wallace, and Jaylin Williams, forcing greater reliance on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and bench contributors amid a back-to-back. Portland, at 7-3, benefited from balanced scoring from Damian Lillard and Deni Avdija in the opener while missing Ja Morant, Shaedon Sharpe, and Vit Krejci. Recent momentum favors the Blazers at home, though the Thunder’s defensive identity and experience could tighten the contest if key players return or foul trouble alters lineups.