Thrashing Thunder: Oklahoma City destroy Golden State Warriors in game three of western conference finals
Thunder take a 2-1 series lead over the Warriors

Kevin Durant scored 33 points and Russell Westbrook added 30 as the Oklahoma City Thunder routed defending NBA champion Golden State 133-105 on Sunday to seize the lead in their play-off series.
They didn’t have the best record in the NBA for nothing. We’ve got to come back with the same mindset and play with the same intensity
The Thunder grabbed a 2-1 edge in the best-of-seven western conference finals and seized momentum with a lopsided blowout, making Tuesday’s fourth game at Oklahoma City crucial for the reigning champs.
Golden State, who set an NBA record with 73 regular-season wins, have not lost two games in a row all season.
“We have got to keep the same intensity, same attack mode,” Westbrook said. “They didn’t have the best record in the NBA for nothing. We’ve got to come back with the same mindset and play with the same intensity.”

In addition to sparking the highest-scoring performance by any team in any NBA play-off game this year, Westbrook and Durant each added eight rebounds and blocked two shots while Westbrook also contributed 12 assists.