LA Clippers vs Oklahoma City Thunder 11 November 2024 NBA Full Game Replay

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NBA 2024-25 Regular Season

LA Clippers vs Oklahoma City Thunder 11 November 2024 Full Game Replay

Game Info
Monday, November 11th, 2024 8:00 PM ET
Clippers @ Thunder
Paycom Center, Oklahoma City, OK

LA Clippers vs Oklahoma City Thunder What To Watch:

On Monday, the Oklahoma City Thunder play the Los Angeles Clippers in the middle of a six-game home stretch. The Clippers have the rest advantage for the second night in a row that the Thunder are playing back-to-back games.

The Oklahoma City Thunder dropped to 8-2 after losing to the Golden State Warriors on Sunday for the second time this season. After a terrifying tumble in the first quarter, rising star Chet Holmgren was sidelined with a hip injury, and the game slipped away from them.

With the exception of superstar Kawhi Leonard, who has missed the entire season due to injury, the LA Clippers enter this game with the rest and a relative health edge. 

The Clippers, who now have a 6-4 record after a close victory over the Toronto Raptors on Saturday, will look to maintain their momentum.

Due to a second-half run that resulted in a blowout loss for the Clippers, the Thunder easily defeated the Clippers in their previous meeting in Los Angeles.

The Oklahoma City Thunder should focus on stopping the James Harden-Ivica Zubac pick-and-roll because they might be missing Chet Holmgren for this game. The Thunder can compensate for their lack of size if they can overwhelm the Clippers in that action and force turnovers.

To defeat the Clippers, who might kill them with a thousand cuts in this game, the Thunder will need to have an exceptionally hot shooting night from beyond the arc. This may be a huge advantage for OKC because LA doesn't have many options from outside the arc.

Jalen Williams and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander must be more aggressive than they have been in any previous game. The Thunder will face their first losing run of the season if they don't have monster nights from that pair.

The injury report won't be updated until Monday afternoon since the Oklahoma City Thunder are on the second night of a back-to-back. Isaiah Hartenstein (Hand), Jaylin Williams (Hamstring), Kenrich Williams (Knee), Nikola Topic (ACL), Adam Flagler (G League), and Alex Ducas (G League) all out, though, according to their most recent update. It is possible to enhance the G Leaguers.

Due to a hip ailment, Chet Holmgren was unable to play the whole three-quarter final of Sunday's game against the Golden State Warriors. Before providing further update, the Thunder have ruled him out for at least eight to ten weeks.