Thunder 131, Lakers 102: Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook scored 29 points apiece as host Oklahoma City avenged Sunday’s road loss to Los Angeles.

Serge Ibaka had 15 points, 13 rebounds and a season-best seven blocked shots as the Thunder moved to within a half-game of first-place San Antonio in the Western Conference. Westbrook also had nine assists and three steals and Oklahoma City racked up a 60-37 rebounding advantage.

Jodie Meeks scored 19 points to lead the Lakers but was unable to match the career-best 42-point effort he had in Sunday’s 114-110 victory over the Thunder. Kent Bazemore added 16 points off the bench and Pau Gasol scored 14.

Oklahoma City squandered an 18-point second-quarter lead in Sunday’s loss and jumped out to a 23-point advantage less than 19 minutes into this contest. Los Angeles battled back to within 60-46 at the break before the Thunder again rolled it up with a 41-point third quarter.

A 14-2 burst made it 83-60 midway through the third quarter and Oklahoma City took a 101-77 lead into the fourth. The Thunder led by as many as 31 while cruising to the finish.

GAME NOTEBOOK: Durant has scored 25 or more points in 30 consecutive games, the third-best streak in the last 50 years behind Michael Jordan (40 in 1986-87) and Spencer Haywood (31 in 1972-73). … Lakers coach Mike D’Antoni confirmed that PG Steve Nash (back) won’t play again this season one day after it was announced that G Kobe Bryant (knee) won’t return. … Ibaka fell one block shy of matching his career high.