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Schroder, Paul lead Thunder past Magic 120-114

Dennis Schroder scored 31 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder shot 60.5% against one of the NBA's better defenses Wednesday night and beat the Orlando Magic 120-114.

Gilgeous-Alexander, Shroder charge Thunder to win (2:10)

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Harden goes cold as Thunder rally past Rockets (2:31)

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Losing streak now at four for unraveling Rockets

The Houston Rockets continue to slip in the West standings, and on Monday, they might have hit a new low, letting a 15-point lead slip in a painful loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

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Paul, Thunder rally for 112-107 win over struggling Rockets

Chris Paul scored 28 points and Danilo Gallinari added 25 as the Oklahoma City Thunder rallied from a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat cold-shooting James Harden and the Houston Rockets 112-107 on Monday.

Schroder's dagger jumper seals OKC's 17-point comeback win (0:20)

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Burton rocks the rim with a vicious slam (0:21)

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CP3 drops 27 in unstoppable first half vs. former team (1:21)

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CP3 drills 3 off turnover, lets Tucker hear it (0:26)

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Tim MacMahon ESPN Staff Writer

Steven Adams is questionable to return with a left ankle sprain, according to the Thunder. He has been in the locker room since shooting the free throws after a flagrant foul by Clint Capela early in the game.

CP3 dazzles with a step-back 3, plus the foul (0:30)

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Adams exits after collision with Capela (0:34)

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Tim MacMahon ESPN Staff Writer

After a collision with Clint Capela, Steven Adams hobbled to the locker room. Capela was called for a flagrant 1. The Thunder called timeout to allow Adams to return to shoot the free throws. He would have been automatically ruled out the rest of the game if he didn't take the free throws.

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NBA Power Rankings: Bucks, Grizz and gearing up for Zion's debut

Milwaukee's grip on the No. 1 spot is as strong as ever, but this week's biggest story is the expected debut of New Orleans' No. 1 pick.

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Which player had the best sneakers in the NBA during Week 13?

Donovan Mitchell, Jayson Tatum and Langston Galloway highlight the best sneakers in mid-January.

Paul's 30 points fuel Thunder past Trail Blazers (1:54)

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Paul's 30 lead Thunder past short-handed Portland 119-106

Chris Paul matched a season high with 30 points, and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the short-handed Portland Trail Blazers 119-106 on Saturday night.

Schroder's steal sets up Noel's alley-oop dunk (0:26)

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CP3's backwards pass sets up a Burton dunk (0:20)

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Heat and Thunder are benefiting from CP3 staying put

Dots were connected this summer that suggested Chris Paul could be a fit in Miami. But the Heat are just fine without that trade, and so are the Thunder.

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