"I thought the stops and the competitiveness really won the game for us. We were down four with five to go, and we really dug in on that end of the floor," Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault said. "Didn't really have much going offensively,

Golden State has now lost three in a row, and Curry is dealing with pain in both knees. Others failed to step up late on Wednesday night.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 35 points, Jalen Williams exited late in the first half with a right eye injury and the Oklahoma City Thunder held off the Curry-less Golden State Warriors 105-101.