Alexander's second 50-point game of the season wasn't enough to lift the Oklahoma City Thunder in their 116-109 loss to the Golden
Even after Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander put up 52 points, it wasn't enough as the team lost to the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night, 116-109. Though the Warriors ruined a masterful performance from the Thunder star, head coach Mark Daigneault would give credit where credit is due after the game.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder suffered a bad 116-109 loss to the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday. The result spoiled what was otherwise a historic individual performance from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Gilgeous-Alexander finished with an absurd 52 points on 16-of-29 shooting.
Looking to continue its good run of recent play, the Oklahoma City Thunder traveled to the West Coast to face the Golden State Warriors. The Warriors had different plans, walking away with a 116-109 victory.
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