Portland Blazers - Oklahoma Thunder (December 1, 2025): statistics, personal meetings, and bookmaker odds

Current form

On November 27, Portland lost to the San Antonio Spurs with a score of 102:115 in a match at the Fashion Center Arena. The Blazers got off to a very encouraging start: after the first quarter, they led and maintained a comfortable gap for three periods. But in the end, there was a slump — long-range shots stopped obeying, and misses from the penalty line turned out to be especially painful.

Denis Avdia played one of his best games for the club, scoring 37 points and making 8 assists. But his execution of penalties in the fourth quarter was symbolic — 2 out of 8, which was a reflection of missed opportunities. Portland currently ranks fourth in the Northwest Division with an 8-11 record.

Interesting facts for betting

Portland is averaging 115.2 points per game.

Current form

Oklahoma continued its impressive start to the season by scoring a 123:119 victory over the Phoenix Suns at the Pacome Center Arena on November 29 and improving their balance to 19-1, which already guaranteed them a place in the playoffs. The Thunder kept the game under control for most of the meeting, creating a double-digit lead in the third quarter, and in the end, rich in long-range shots, they managed to withstand the onslaught of the opponent. Shai Gilges-Alexander once again became the face of the team with 37 points, 8 assists and 15 points in the final minutes, which highlighted his MVP—level form. Oklahoma is confidently leading the championship and looks as focused as possible.

Interesting facts for betting

Oklahoma is averaging 121.3 points per game .