The notable score of the night was in the match played between Oklahoma and Portland. I was amazed when I saw the third quarter score 118 -56.
When Oklahoma put on the brakes a little in the last quarter (they only scored 21 points in the fourth quarter), the score ended 139-77. Six basketball players in Oklahoma reached double-digit scores.
Well, the good thing is that the game happened in the home court of the Thunder. Just imagine if it happened in the home court of Portland? We might see fans booing them like what happened to Detroit, and Golden State.
TBH, It's my first time to see that happen. Not the huge lead, but the opposing team being down by more than 50+ points. Just for context, the 62-point win of the Thunder tied the 5th largest win in NBA history. Watch out for the Thunder. They have an MVP caliber player in SGA, a Rookie that can get the ROTY award in Holmgren, and basically a team that's full of young players, and a bunch of draft picks as well that they can use to get another all-star player if needed. They're coming. They will clinch the playoffs this season, but I don't know if they will pass even the Conference Finals just because of their lack of experience in the playoffs.
Milwaukee, second in the Eastern Conference, defeated leader Boston at home with a score of 135-102.
What's hilarious with this game is that, the starting 5 of the Celtics didn't bother playing in the 2nd half for some reasons. Nevertheless, the Celtics are still at the top in the Eastern Conference. I guess the halftime score where the Bucks are up 30+ points already broke the morale of the team.