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Thunder Seek Fifth Straight Win Against Trail Blazers in Portland

Oklahoma City Thunder (8-2) visit Portland Trail Blazers (6-3) Tuesday night aiming for their fifth consecutive victory.

Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Milwaukee Bucks March 2024, file photo
File photo: Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Milwaukee Bucks March 2024 in 2024. Photo: Michael Barera / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0), cropped

The Oklahoma City Thunder visit the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday at 11 p.m. EST in Portland, seeking their fifth consecutive victory.

Oklahoma City enters the matchup 8-2 and second in the Western Conference. Portland is 6-3 and eighth in the Western Conference.

Portland went 42-40 overall and 29-23 against Western Conference opponents last season. The Trail Blazers allowed 115.8 points per game and committed 19.9 fouls per contest.

Oklahoma City finished 64-18 overall last season. The Thunder were 12-4 in Northwest Division play and 30-10 on the road. They allowed 107.9 points per game and committed 19.0 fouls per contest.

For Portland, Shaedon Sharpe (meniscus), Vit Krejci (leg) and Ja Morant (hamstring) are out. Robert Williams III is day to day with rest.

Oklahoma City will be without Chet Holmgren (knee) and Cason Wallace (shoulder). Jalen Williams (ankle) is also out. Nikola Topic (back), Thomas Sorber (knee) and Jaylin Williams (back) are listed as day to day.

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