The Oklahoma City Thunder visit the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday. Tipoff is at 10:30 p.m. ET. Both a live radio broadcast and a live stream are available below.
Wednesday offers a potential Western Conference playoff preview as the Thunder (5-1) and Clippers (5-3) meet this season for the first time. Oklahoma City is on a four-game winning streak after defeating the Washington Wizards on Sunday.
"That was definitely a resilient win," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said of the 106-105 overtime victory, via ESPN. "It was that never-quit mentality that we've always believed in and that's what happened tonight. We just battled and battled and battled and gave ourselves a chance to win down the stretch."
Having a three-time NBA scoring champion helps. Kevin Durant scored 33 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, boosting his average for the season to 30.2 points per game.
The return to the lineup of Russell Westbrook also bolsters the team, which struggled in the playoffs without the guard.
The Clippers, meanwhile, are 5-3 after winning two consecutive games. Clippers coach Doc Rivers made defense the onus of the team, and the dividends are beginning to show.
"We're almost there (defensively)," Clippers star Chris Paul said. "A lot of times tonight (against Minnesota) we were in the right spots. But I think we've still got to get better rebounding and that's collectively. We can't rely on Blake (Griffin) and D.J. (DeAndre Jordan) to get all the rebounds. We've got to get in there and collectively rebound."
Paul, Griffin and Jordan have been impressive so far. They each lead the team in a category: Griffin in points (22.1), Jordan in rebounds (13.4) and Paul in assists (12.4).
Listen to the live radio broadcast HERE (OKC) and HERE (LAC), or watch the live stream HERE.
