The Oklahoma City Thunder humiliated the Los Angeles Lakers in a 121-92 win on Wednesday. They led by as many as 37 points. The reigning NBA champion showed just how far ahead they are from the rest of the competition.

Luka Dončić was the catalyst of the Lakers, notching his fourth 40-point game of the season and 50th of his career. After 21 points in the first half, Dončić poured in 15 points in the third quarter to help the Lakers stay at bay from a charging, new-life Bucks team.

The Milwaukee Bucks host the L.A. Lakers on Saturday, Nov. 15, and will try to sweep a back-to-back for the first time this season.

The Los Angeles Lakers are coming off a win against the New Orleans Pelicans and will now face the Milwaukee Bucks in the final leg of their road trip. The Lak

The Oklahoma City Thunder humiliated the Los Angeles Lakers in a 121-92 win. The reigning NBA champion showed the NBA world there are levels to this whole contention business. The second half resembled a Harlem Globetrotters show than an actual regular-season contest.

Slowing down his dribble, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had Rui Hachimura in front of him. The mismatch had him salivating at a potential highlight. He didn't waste time on the golden opportunity. The reigning MVP crossed him over for a semi-decent look.

Luka Dončić dunked. No, really! With just under four minutes to play in the third quarter, the Los Angeles Lakers point guard commenced a stack pick-and-roll with center Deandre Ayton, with forward Jake LaRavia hustling to set the back screen on Ayton’s defender.

Los Angeles (8-3) defeated Charlotte, 121-111, Monday at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. Former Vol Dalton Knecht totaled three points, five rebounds and one block in 11 minutes for the Lakers. Luca Doncic scored 38 points for Los Angeles, while Austin Reeves had 24 points. LeBron James did not play.