Golden State Warriors vs Oklahoma City Thunder Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 11, 2025

Oklahoma City's defensive prowess over its last ten games—allowing 107.3 points per night—met a Golden State team that had been leaning heavily on offense to stay competitive. The Thunder's balanced attack and rim protection proved decisive in a 126-102 rout that sent the Warriors home facing hard questions about their depth and consistency.

The game's trajectory turned in the third quarter, when combined scoring hit 72 points—the night's high-water mark—with Oklahoma City outscoring Golden State 44-28 in the frame to seize control. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander orchestrated the offense with 28 points and 11 assists, while Chet Holmgren anchored the interior with 23 points and 11 rebounds. Isaiah Joe added 18 points off the bench, giving the Thunder multiple scoring sources Golden State could not contain. Jonathan Kuminga led the Warriors with 13 points and 4 assists; Jimmy Butler III and Pat Spencer chipped in 12 each, but the bench scoring was not enough to bridge a deepening gap. The second half proved decisive: Oklahoma City outscored Golden State 121-59 after the intermission, obliterating any comeback chances. Combined scoring finished at 228—a total that fell well short of typical high-volume matchups between these teams, reflecting Oklahoma City's stifling defense and Golden State's inability to generate offensive rhythm. The Thunder moved to 5-5 against the league's elite while the Warriors' scoring struggles continued to mount.