Thunder rout Warriors 120-92 for 1st win of season

OKLAHOMA CITY >> Dennis Schroder scored 22 points to help the Oklahoma City Thunder rout the Golden State Warriors 120-92 on Sunday for their first victory of the season.

The blowout matched Oklahoma City’s largest margin of victory over the Warriors since the franchise moved from Seattle before the 2008-09 season.

Danilo Gallinari added 21 points and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

had 19 points and nine rebounds for the Thunder. They opened the season with losses to Utah and Washington.

Stephen Curry scored

23 points for the Warriors, making 7 of 18 shots while his teammates made just

23 of 74. Golden State was coming off a season-opening home loss to the Los Angeles Clippers.

TRAIL BLAZERS 121, MAVERICKS 119 >> Damian Lillard made a twisting layup with 26 seconds remaining and scored 26 of his 28 points in the second half in Portland’s Dallas victory over Dallas.

Lillard’s basket gave the Blazers a 120-119 lead. Dallas’ Luka Doncic then missed a 3-point attempt and Portland won a challenge of a call that would have sent the Mavericks’ Dorian Finney-Smith to the foul line.

Instead, there was a jump ball. The Blazers’ Kent Bazemore got the ball and was fouled. He made the first of two free throws. Doncic rebounded and passed to Tim Hardaway, whose shot from about midcourt rattled off the front of the rim a time expired.

CJ McCollum led Portland with 35 points. Kristaps Porzingis scored

32 points for Dallas, and Doncic had 29 points, 12 rebounds and nine assists. GRIZZLIES 134, NETS 133, OT >> Jae Crowder hit a

3-pointer from the top of the key as time expired in overtime, lifting Memphis past Brooklyn for its first victory of the season.

Rookie Ja Morant led the Grizzlies with 30 points and had his ninth assist on Crowder’s winning basket. Morant also blocked Kyrie Irving’s shot at the end of regulation to keep the score tied at 120-all.

Irving had 37 points, seven rebounds and seven assists. TIMBERWOLVES 116, HEAT

109 >> Andrew Wiggins made four 3-pointers in the final six minutes, finishing with 25 points to propel undefeated Minnesota past Miami.

Karl-Anthony Towns added 23 points and 11 rebounds for the Wolves. At 3-0, they matched the second-best start in the long-languishing franchise’s history. They were

6-0 in 2001-02 and 3-0 in

2013-14. Kendrick Nunn had 25 points for Miami.