Kyrgyz Alexander scored 33 points to help the Thunder win 11 in a row, a record equal to Jordan

The NBA Thunder faced the Pistons on the 3rd, and the first brother in charge, Kyrgyz Alexander, scored 33 points, led the team to defeat the Pistons 119-103, won 11 consecutive victories, and continued to sit firmly in the lead.

Kyrgyz Alexander scored 33 points and led the team to a 119-103 victory over the Pistons, winning 11 in a row

The Thunder, who have been in good form lately, beat the Bulls in the last game, with a 28-1 record against a team in the East, creating the best record against a team in the league's history, and today they are facing the Pistons.

The Thunder scored 41 points in the first quarter and took a double-digit lead, but the Pistons fought back at the end of the second quarter, Hardway Jr. hit a three-pointer, and Schroder scored consecutive points to help the team narrow the gap, and the Pistons temporarily fell behind 59-65 after halftime.

After the basket, the Thunder first played a wave of 10:0 offensive to expand the lead, so that the Pistons could only chase all the way, and the Pistons fell into a scoring drought again in the final quarter and were unable to reverse the game.

The Thunder scored 6 double-doubles today, Kyrgyz Alexander scored 33 points and 6 rebounds, which was his 69th consecutive game to score more than 20 points in a single game, tying the "God of Basketball" Jordan and tied for fourth in NBA history. In addition, J. Williams scored 23 points and Holmgren chipped in 22 points and 11 rebounds. For the Pistons, Hardway Jr. scored a team-high 23 points, and Duren had 13 points and 13 rebounds.