Golden State Warriors 111-107 Oklahoma City Thunder: 5 Talking Points

#2 Russell Westbrook has a good shooting night but the rest of the team falters

Westbrook's shooting efforts were not supported by the rest of the OKC roster

The reigning MVP Westbrook had one of those brilliant shooting nights as he scored 44 points with 15 off 26 shooting in the game. However, the rest of the Thunder roster shot poorly with the team scoring at a poor 37.6 percent efficiency in comparison to Golden State's 49.4 percent shooting from the field.

Paul George continued his dreadful shooting form he has endured since the All-Star break and shot a meager 5 off 19 from the field.

Carmelo Anthony was no better as he scored just 12 points during his 32-minute outing. The former Syracuse forward managed to make only four of his shots at 25 percent shooting accuracy from the field.

Oklahoma City Thunder have not had a great shooting year this time around as they have managed to record only 43.2 percent shooting in the league, which is the sixth-worst in the NBA this year.