Oklahoma City Thunder vs Charlotte Hornets Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 15, 2025

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 33 points and steady playmaking kept Oklahoma City's offense humming throughout the evening, as the Thunder pulled away from Charlotte behind a well-balanced scoring attack that held the Hornets to 96 points. The combined 205 finished beneath the market total, but the game's structure—a fast-paced first quarter that set the tone—told the story of two teams operating at very different tempos.

Charlotte came out energized, matching Oklahoma City 30–30 in the opening frame as both teams poured in 60 combined points. The Hornets' recent output of 117.0 per game suggested offensive potential, but the Thunder's league-leading defense over their last ten contests (103.2 allowed) reasserted itself in the second quarter. A 47-point combined half slowed the game considerably, with OKC outscoring Charlotte 25–22 to take control. The third quarter saw another burst of scoring—50 combined points—where Chet Holmgren's 25 points and 8 rebounds anchored a Thunder run that opened the gap to double digits. Charlotte never recovered. Miles Bridges contributed 15 points for the Hornets, while Moussa Diabaté grabbed 11 rebounds, but neither could generate enough offensive rhythm to threaten a comeback. A subdued fourth quarter (48 combined) sealed it: Thunder 109, Hornets 96.