Oklahoma City's going through a portion of the season where it hasn't looked like its usual self, and the whole league is watching. We're not even close to pani

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 46 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Utah Jazz 129-125 in overtime Wednesday night to snap a two-game losing skid

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The Utah Jazz were excellent in this one and had a late lead to nearly win the game. This shot by Walter Clayton Jr. was huge, putting the Jazz up 4 late in the game. There are nights where Clayton hits some massive shots and tonight was one of them.

Granted the Grizzlies were missing star point guard Ja Morant — who is currently sidelined due to a right calf contusion and is reportedly on the trading block — but they still were in the driver's seat at home against a Thunder team that's looked more vulnerable over the past month.