Durant made 14 of 27 shots from the field and made all 12 free throws, forcing the hosts to capitulate 106-120 (27-28, 22-30, 31-34, 26-28).
Eric Gordon scored 21 points and eight assists for the winners, while Cade Cunningham scored 26 points and Marcus Sasser scored 22 points for the hosts.
In another match, the Dallas “Mavericks” won at home, beating the Charlotte “Hornets” 124:118 (26:31, 24:31, 33:22, 41:34).
Leader Luka Doncic was close to a triple-double for the winners, who scored 23 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and dished out nine assists. In this match, the Slovenian hit only one of nine long shots. Grant Williams and Kyrie Irving scored 18 points each for the Mavericks, while Lamelo Ball’s “triple-double” – 30 points, 12 rebounds and ten assists – did not save the guests from the loss.
The Cleveland “Cavaliers” also celebrated their victory at home on Sunday, beating the Golden State “Warriors” basketball players 115:104 (29:30, 28:15, 29:32, 29:27).
Donovan Mitchell scored 31 points for the home team, and Darius Garland scored 24. Stephen Curry scored 28 points for the Warriors, while Daymond Green scored 18 points.
Meanwhile, the San Antonio “Spurs” experienced a loss at home on Sunday, which recognized the superiority of the Toronto “Raptors” in overtime with 116:123 (26:22, 28:13, 32:36, 24:39, 6:13).
“Spurs” were in the lead for most of the match, reaching a lead of 22 points during the game, but they did not know how to keep the victory. A little more than a second before the end of the regular time, Ogugua Anunobi with a shot from close range equalized 110:110, but the visitors were better in extra time.
For the Raptors, Scotty Barnes scored 30 points, Anunoby and Dennis Schroeder scored 24 each, while Keldon Johnson scored 26 points, Zack Collins scored 21+11, and Victor Wembanyama scored 20 points, who also scored nine balls under baskets, four assists and five blocked shots.
