Luka Densic 30 scores Lakers Wins against Thunder Basketball news

With the American Professional League qualifiers approaching, La Lakers made a strong statement by demolishing Oklahoma City Thunder, the team with the best record in the league.

Luka Densic scored 30 points, as Los Angeles Lakers produced a devastating shooting offer to record a surprising explosion 126-99 at No. 1 in Oklahoma City Thunder.

The heavy confrontation was settled between the leaders of the Western Conference and Lakers in the third place effectively in the first half, as Los Angeles shook 15 of three drawings-a franchise record-opening 78-56 at the end of the second quarter.

Lakers never looked at that double -number double pillow because they closed a comfortable victory to silence the Oklahoma City crowd to the home.

The winning of the Lakers edge saw closer to securing one of the four -a -sessions remaining in the West after Oklahoma City already qualified.

Lakers poured into 22 triple throws all over the game, with Doncic responsible for five of them. Austin Reeves had four triple throws in a distance of 20 points, while Liberation James added 19 points.

Gilgos Alexander’s tea led Oklahoma City with 26 points on a night outside the thunder, which released only 43 percent of the field while achieving 12 out of 37 triple throws.

James said that Lakers had determined not to abandon the post -starting time against the leaders of the Western Conference.

“Between them and Cleveland, they are the best teams in the American Professional League,” said James. “They are the first team in the West, so you cannot give up regardless of the result – they are always pushing. That is why they are in this part of the season.

“So it is really good for us and we can build it … We are only trying to build our habits at the present time, and to go into the final term of the year.”

Reeves believes that the result was well exposed to the last week of the normal season, which reaches its end on April 13.

Six teams are fighting for four separate sites in the West, from Lakers third place (48-30) to Memphis Griezles, eighth (46-32).

“It is huge,” said Reeves. “The way in which the arrangement is, you can move from eighth to eighth in the finger line. So for us to come and play such a good team the way we did the tonight big. We hope that we can build on this momentum.”

The team will meet again on Tuesday in Oklahoma City.

Thunder recorded less than 100 points for the first time since November 15.