Thunder Defeat Sixers: Game Recap & Highlights

Six games last night in the NBA, and it’s time to recap! The Thunder are getting back on track after the defeats against the Spurs, the Lakers are holding up against the Kings, and our French have rather shone! Come on, let’s take stock.

The results of the night

  • Raptors – Warriors : 141-127 a.p. (stats)
  • Thunder – Sixers : 129-104 (stats)
  • Wizards – Grizzlies : 116-112 (stats)
  • Blazers – Celtics :  114-108 (stats)
  • Clippers – Pistons : 112-99 (stats)
  • Lakers – Kings : 125-101 (stats)

What to remember

  • The Warriors suck at finishing a game, and so the Warriors lose. And this time, we brought out the machine gun in the recap, because that’s enough of the bullshit.
  • After two straight defeats against the Spurs, the Thunder got back on track by dominating the Sixers at home. Ajay Mitchell back, it changes your team.
  • Alexandre Sarr in form (20 points, 9 rebounds) and the Wizards take on the Grizzlies at home.
  • Initially exceptional in the first half, Jaylen Brown was more discreet thereafter. And the Celtics lost to the great collective performance of the Blazers.
  • Kawhi Leonard signs his career record (55 points!) and the Clippers win against the Pistons, 4th success in a row!
  • Quiet evening for the Lakers, who dominate the Kings without forcing too much. Maxime Raynaud finished with a double-double (16 points, 10 rebounds).

The highlight of the night

WELL, GO HIM.

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— TrashTalk (@TrashTalk_fr) December 28, 2025

NBA rankings:

RIGHT HERE!

The results in TTFL:

To be found on the Lab account

Tonight’s program:

  • 1h : Hornets – Bucks
  • 1h : Wizards – Suns
  • 1h30 : Nets – Warriors
  • 1h30 : Heat – Nuggets
  • 1h30 : Raptors – Magic
  • 2h : Bulls – Wolves
  • 2h : Rockets – Pacers
  • 2h : Pelicans – Knicks
  • 2h : Thunder – Hawks
  • 2h : Spurs – Cavaliers
  • 4h30 : Blazers – Mavericks

Sofia Reyes

Sofia Reyes covers basketball and baseball for Archysport, specializing in statistical analysis and player development stories. With a background in sports data science, Sofia translates advanced metrics into compelling narratives that both casual fans and analytics enthusiasts can appreciate. She covers the NBA, WNBA, MLB, and international basketball competitions, with a particular focus on emerging talent and how front offices build winning rosters through data-driven decisions.

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