128 consecutive games scoring 20+ points! Alexander's 20+10 narrowly extends record, Thunder secure 8th straight win by defeating Timberwolves

On March 16, Alexander scored 20 points and 10 assists, leading the Thunder to a 116-103 victory over the Timberwolves, securing their 8th consecutive win. Alexander extended his streak of scoring 20+ points to 128 games. However, his shooting was poor in this game; he had only 10 points entering the fourth quarter and returned to the court with 7 minutes and 10 seconds remaining.

With 1 minute and 46 seconds left, Alexander hit a step-back jumper over Edwards and drew a foul, scoring his 19th point. The entire crowd stood up chanting "MVP," and he calmly made the free throw, preserving his consecutive 20+ scoring streak.

For the Thunder, Holmgren contributed 21 points and 9 rebounds, while Isaiah Joe scored 20 points. The Thunder's record improved to 53 wins and 15 losses, firmly holding the top spot in the league. For the Timberwolves, Randle scored 32 points, and Edwards had 19 points.

The Thunder forced 22 turnovers from their opponents while committing only 7 themselves; they attempted 101 shots, compared to the Timberwolves' 77.

The Thunder started the game with a 9-0 run, preventing the Timberwolves from scoring for nearly three minutes. The Timberwolves later caught up and led 53-47 at halftime. Alexander shot 2 for 10 in the first half, scoring only 4 points. In the middle of the third quarter, the Timberwolves extended their lead to 68-59, but then the Thunder began their comeback. A lucky bounce-in three-pointer by Jalen Williams helped the Thunder take a 78-73 lead, and they entered the fourth quarter with a 80-76 advantage.

The Thunder took control early in the fourth quarter. McCain hit a three-pointer after receiving a no-look behind-the-back pass from Hartenstein, extending the lead to 91-80. The duo connected again; Hartenstein delivered a through-the-legs bounce pass, and McCain sank another three-pointer, putting the Thunder up 94-81, solidifying the lead and ultimately securing the victory.