The Oklahoma City Thunder took down the LA Clippers 103-101 on Sunday night, led by NBA MVP frontrunner Shai Gilgeous-Alexander with 26 points and 8 assists on

The Oklahoma City Thunder survived the LA Clippers on Sunday, but not without some help from a missed call. With less than two minutes to go in the fourth quarter Sunday, the Thunder were clinging to a 100-99 lead over the Clippers.

All three teams enter the final few weeks of the NBA regular season with little to play for, unless Boston gets closer to Cleveland in the Eastern Conference. While there isn't much drama at the top,

The Los Angeles Clippers narrowly lost to the OKC Thunder, but all eyes are on James Harden after he suffered a foot injury.

“We’ll see," Harden said. For the Thunder, they escaped with a victory despite missing both Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren. They can also afford some losses. The Clippers taking a close loss while also seeing Harden suffer an injury was just an awful result, all things considered.