Thunder 119, Warriors 98: Kevin Durant had 25 points and Russell Westbrook added 22 as Oklahoma City handed visiting Golden State its second straight lopsided loss.

Kevin Martin scored 21 points off the bench and Serge Ibaka collected 15 points, nine rebounds and six blocks for the Thunder, who improved to 22-3 at home.

Klay Thompson and Harrison Barnes scored 19 points apiece for the Warriors, who were missing Jarrett Jack due to a shoulder contusion. Golden State, which was blown out 140-109 in Houston on Tuesday, has a day off before another set of back-to-back games on the road.

After allowing the Rockets to match an NBA record with 23 3-pointers on Tuesday, the Warriors kept Oklahoma City inside the arc for the most part but were no better at keeping the ball out of the basket. The Thunder bridged the first and second quarters with a 30-14 run that spread it out to 53-31 and shot 56.5 percent in the first half before settling for a 67-49 lead at the break.

Golden State chopped the deficit down to 90-79 by the end of the third quarter but never got it to single digits.

Martin scored the first seven points of a 16-4 run to begin the fourth quarter and Oklahoma City cruised to the finish. Westbrook and Durant sat out the entire fourth quarter as the Thunder stretched it out to as much as 117-91.

GAME NOTEBOOK: Jack (shoulder contusion) suffered the injury in Tuesday’s loss and is day-to-day. The Warriors were also without C Andrew Bogut (ankle), who is not playing the second night of back-to-backs as he works himself back into shape. … Warriors F David Lee collected 12 points and 11 rebounds for his NBA-leading 32nd double-double. … Golden State G Stephen Curry struggled to 5-of-20 from the field but handed out 11 assists. … The Thunder totaled 16 blocked shots.