Predictions, picks and odds as the OKC Thunder hosts the Boston Celtics on Sunday. Plus, injury updates and news.

To bring its record to a staggering 30-5, the Oklahoma City Thunder had about the most statement win it could possibly find — defeating the reigning champion Bo

Sunday against the Celtics was perhaps the biggest win of them all for the Thunder. The one Shai Gilgeous-Alexander spoke most eagerly of in anticipation.

Thunder beat the Celtics 105-92. 15 in a row for OKC. - SGA: 33-10-6 + 3 steals - Dort: 14 and 6 rebounds (4-9 from 3) - Cason: 13 and 3 rebounds - Hartenstein: 8-10-2 + 2 steals + 3 blocks - Wiggins: 15 Celtics scored only 27 points in the second half, 12 in the fourth.

Trailing All-Star Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics by ten points at halftime, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Lu Dort made a key defensive switch that led to a scoreless second half for the All-Star before sealing a 105-92 victory.

The Oklahoma City Thunder used a second half surge to overcome the Boston Celtics and it big key was keeping Jaylen Brown scoreless after intermission. How did the Thunder pull that off?

Jaylen Brown talks about the Celtics' second-half woes in their loss to the Thunder. After the loss, Brown talked about the Thunder upping their game in the second half, per The Oklahoman’s Joel Lorenzi.