Oklahoma City Thunder vs Portland Trail Blazers Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 5, 2025

The fourth quarter became the deciding factor, as combined scoring surged to 73 points—the game's highest-output frame—to lift Portland past Oklahoma City 121–119. That explosive final period swung a relatively tight contest into Portland's favor, with the Trail Blazers outscoring the Thunder 40–33 down the stretch.

The opening half had set a frenetic pace, with 122 combined points across the first 24 minutes. Oklahoma City came out sharp in Q1, posting 41 points to Portland's 21, but the Trail Blazers clawed back in Q2, combining for 60 points as the home team scored 36. The second half tightened considerably; Q3 saw just 45 combined points, a stark drop that left both offenses searching for rhythm. That changed abruptly in Q4, when the teams exploded for 73 combined points in a back-and-forth finish. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led OKC with 35 points, 9 rebounds, and 4 assists, while Aaron Wiggins added 27 points and Ajay Mitchell contributed 21 points. For Portland, Deni Avdija posted a near triple-double with 26 points, 10 rebounds, and 9 assists, and Jrue Holiday chipped in 22 points. The combined final of 240 points reflected Portland's recent offensive profile—the Blazers had averaged 120.3 points per game over their last seven contests—while Oklahoma City, typically a high-volume scoring team at 122.3 per game, came up just short in a competitive road loss.