Alexander 35+9 took over the game at the last moment, and Curry was absent in the first game in the West, and the Warriors lost to the Thunder

On November 28, Beijing time, in the NBA regular season, the Thunder narrowly defeated the Warriors 105-101 away and won the battle for the top spot in the West.

Thunder's Alexander 35 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 blocks, Hartenstein 14 points, 14 rebounds and 2 blocks, Jalen Williams 13 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists, Joe 17 points; For the Warriors, Green had 10 points, 13 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 blocks, Kuminga 19 points, Andrew Wiggins 16 points and 5 rebounds, Podzemski 12 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists, Hield 17 points and Lee Kyle 10 points.

In the first quarter of the game, Joe's mid-range shot, Alexander forced the basket, and Jalen Williams hit a long-range shot; Andrew Wiggins fired from the outside and hit a three-pointer to tie the game at nine. Joe hit a long-range shot at the top of the arc, Alexander made an easy layup, and Hartenstein's burst shot combined with back-to-back points to give the Thunder a 12-point advantage at 24-12. Podzemski scored on a jumper, Payton made an easy basket, and Hield threw in a three-pointer to help the Warriors chase down; Kenrich made a basket, Alexander and Aaron Wiggins hit back-to-back attacks, Wallace broke through for a layup, and Alexander made a successful turnaround jumper to help the Thunder extend their advantage and end the quarter with a 39-23 lead.

In the second quarter of the game, Hield hit a long-range shot at the top of the arc, Looney easily made a basket, Lee Kyle broke through and scored a layup, Hield made an open three-pointer, and the Warriors chased the score to 33-41. Aaron Wiggins broke through for a layup, Jalen Williams hit two three-pointers in a row, Wallace made an easy layup, and Alexander's mid-range shooting scored five straight points to stretch the margin away at 57-38. Kuminga hit two three-pointers in a row to tie the score at 46-57. Jalen Williams hit a pull-up shot, and Mitchell made a driving layup to help the Thunder end the half with a 62-50 lead.

In the third quarter, Kuminga hit a long-range shot, Hartenstein rolled over for a layup, and Waters hit a three-pointer at the top of the arc, and the Warriors chased the score to 58-67. Joe hit a long-range shot, Alexander rolled over and made a jumper, and Kenrich made a layup; Kuminga was a dragon, Podemsky played 2+1, Andrew Wiggins successfully hit the back, Podemsky scored 5 points in a row on a foreign shot, and the Thunder still maintained the advantage at 79-75. Hartenstein made an offensive shot under the basket, and Joe hit a long-range shot; Kuminga drove to a layup, Hield threw in a three-pointer, and Spencer flew to the basket to return the color. At the end of the quarter, the Thunder led 84-83.

In the final quarter of the game, Lee Kaier threw an open three-pointer, Spencer hit a step-back jumper, Green hit a 2+1, Jones wiped the board and made a layup, Alexander turned over and jumped, and Hartenstein sent a violent dunk, and the two teams were deadlocked on the court to 91 draws. Hartenstein throws, Alexander hits from distance; Hield threw in a three-pointer and Lee Kyle scored with a throw-in to tie the game at 96. Alexander hit a key three-pointer to give the Thunder a 100-96 lead. Andrew Wiggins made a crucial three-pointer as the Warriors trailed 101-102. Then the Warriors fouled, Alexander made 1-of-2 free throws, Andrew Wiggins made a key layup, and then Alexander made 2-of-2 key free throws, and the Thunder won 105-101.

Starting lineup

Warriors: Podzemski, Waters, Kuminga, Wiggins, Green

Thunder: Alexander, Joe, Dort, Jalen Williams, Hartenstein