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Thunder beat Lakers 125-107 for 2-0 lead

Chet Holmgren / Shai Gilgeous-Alexander / Austin Reaves / JJ Redick /

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5/14/2026

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The Oklahoma City Thunder have surged ahead in the Western Conference semifinals, taking a commanding 2-0 lead against the Los Angeles Lakers with a decisive 125-107 victory in Game 2.
Chet Holmgren and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander showcased their talents, each scoring 22 points to fuel the Thunder's strong performance.
Despite Austin Reaves' impressive playoff career-high of 31 points, the Lakers struggled with 21 turnovers, hampering their chances for victory.
Lakers coach JJ Redick voiced frustration over officiating, particularly concerning the treatment of star player LeBron James, while Reaves echoed similar sentiments about the referees.
The series has highlighted the fierceness of the playoffs, with the Thunder remaining undefeated, demonstrating their resilience and strategic prowess.
As the teams prepare for Game 3 in Los Angeles, the Lakers are under pressure to respond and shift the momentum in their favor.

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