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The Thunder have little margin for error as the season winds down.
In an arms race between two powerhouses, the Oklahoma City Thunder were the most recent to blink. They saw a 12-game win streak end in a 119-109 loss to the Boston Celtics. Just like that, their first-place lead over the San Antonio Spurs has dwindled to two with nine games to go.
BOSTON — The Celtics picked up a crucial 119-109 victory over the Thunder on Wednesday at TD Garden in what was a potential NBA Finals preview. It was all C’s in the second half, improving to 48-24 on the season. The No. 1 seed Thunder dropped to 57-16, seeing their 12-game win streak snapped.
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Jaylen Brown scored 14 of his 31 points in a pivotal third quarter, and the Boston Celtics rallied to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 119-109 on Wednesday night, snapping the defending champions' 12-game win streak.
Jayson Tatum and the Celtics rallied for a 119-109 win over the Thunder on Wednesday night in Boston, ending OKC's win streak at 12 games.
Oklahoma City broke ground on the $1 billion Continental Coliseum, a futuristic arena set to open for the 2028-2029 NBA season.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are in a tight battle for the No. 1 overall seed in the playoffs heading into Friday's matchup with the Chicago Bulls at home.