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Los Angeles Lakers vs Oklahoma City Thunder — 110:119, NBA

NBA
Tuesday, February 10, 2026 • Crypto.com Arena
TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Total
Los Angeles Lakers30283319110
Oklahoma City Thunder31362626119

Team Statistics

StatLos Angeles LakersOklahoma City Thunder
Field Goals42/8442/87
3-Pointers10/3114/33
Free Throws16/2321/29
Rebounds3745
Assists2523
Steals712
Blocks24
Turnovers1516

Box Score

Top scorers

Los Angeles Lakers

PlayerMINPTSREBASTFG3PTFT
LeBron JamesS35:59226109-170-44-6
Rui HachimuraS32:5312525-82-50-0
Marcus SmartS29:2419337-164-71-2
Deandre AytonS29:0161003-50-00-3
Jake LaRaviaS24:0214413-82-66-6
Austin Reaves28:5216276-141-53-3
Luke Kennard24:137113-51-20-0
Jarred Vanderbilt16:552201-30-20-0
Jaxson Hayes13:5212415-80-02-3
Maxmilian Kleber04:490000-00-00-0
Totals110372542-8410-3116-23

Oklahoma City Thunder

PlayerMINPTSREBASTFG3PTFT
Chet HolmgrenS31:11131025-101-22-2
Cason WallaceS30:4912466-90-30-0
Luguentz DortS28:557512-52-51-2
Jalen WilliamsS24:2223316-170-211-13
Isaiah HartensteinS21:4010964-80-02-4
Isaiah Joe27:2719326-134-83-3
Alex Caruso24:0517127-83-40-1
Jaylin Williams18:5311323-63-52-2
Aaron Wiggins14:360410-40-20-0
J. McCain13:377303-61-20-0
Kenrich Williams04:250000-10-00-2
Totals119452342-8714-3321-29

Game Recap

Oklahoma City came into Crypto.com Arena with the NBA’s best résumé in the matchup — 41-13 — and played like it when it mattered most, closing a 119-110 win over the Los Angeles Lakers (32-20) on Tuesday night.

The Thunder won the fourth quarter 26-19 to snap the Lakers’ late push and bank another road result in a game that swung on pace control and shot-volume possessions, not fireworks.

How it happened

The Thunder set the tone early with a 31-point first quarter, edging the Lakers by one (31-30), then created real separation in the second. Oklahoma City dropped 36 in the period while holding Los Angeles to 28, taking a 67-58 lead into halftime.

That nine-point cushion held up through the Lakers’ best stretch. Los Angeles ripped off a 33-point third quarter — their most productive frame — and trimmed the deficit to 93-91 entering the fourth. But Oklahoma City answered with a composed closing quarter, matching the moment with another 26 points while the Lakers managed 19. The Thunder won three of the four quarters and never needed overtime.

Turning point: OKC’s second-quarter separation

In a game that tightened late, the math was built earlier. The Thunder’s +8 second quarter (36-28) turned a one-point edge after 12 minutes into a multi-possession halftime lead. That buffer forced the Lakers to chase, and even their third-quarter surge only got them to within two by the final break.

By the numbers

  • Final: Thunder 119, Lakers 110
  • Halftime: Thunder 67, Lakers 58
  • Fourth quarter: Thunder 26, Lakers 19
  • Assists: Lakers 25, Thunder 23

What it means going forward

For Oklahoma City, this was a clean road win built on winning the possession battle at the quarter level: three winning periods, one weathered. At 41-13, the Thunder continue to stack results with a formula that travels — build a lead early, absorb the counterpunch, and finish with defensive control in the fourth.

For the Lakers, now 32-20, the shape of the night will sting. The third-quarter response showed they can flip momentum quickly, but the 19-point fourth underscored the margin for error against top-tier opponents. With recent form reading LWWWL, Los Angeles has to turn strong stretches into complete 48-minute execution, especially late when the game slows and every empty trip is magnified.