Thunder 106, Wizards 105 (OT): Kevin Durant scored 33 points, including a game-tying 3-pointer to force overtime, as host Oklahoma City rallied for its fourth straight win.

Durant chipped in 13 rebounds, six assists and a huge block in overtime for the Thunder, who trailed by 10 points with less than four minutes remaining in regulation. Serge Ibaka had 25 points and 12 boards and Russell Westbrook labored his way to 13 points before being ejected with 3:18 left in the fourth quarter after an altercation with Wizards forward Nene Hilario.

Bradley Beal had a career-high 34 points for Washington, which went 13-for-26 from the line and was outrebounded 58-41. Trevor Ariza chipped in 15 points and Nene had 14 before the ejection, which came with the Wizards up 92-82.

Oklahoma City went on a 9-0 run immediately after the ejections and Durant's 3 with 13.6 seconds remaining tied it at 96. Beal gave the Wizards a 103-102 lead with his sixth 3-pointer in eight attempts with 1:52 left in overtime, but Ibaka had a layup and Durant blocked an Ariza jumper before getting fouled and hitting both free throws with 40.7 seconds to go for the final margin.

After 10 lead changes in the first half, Washington held a 42-37 edge that ballooned to 71-60 when Al Harrington hit a 3-pointer near the end of the third. A technical free throw and Beal's fifth from the arc made for a four-point trip and an 81-71 advantage, and Harrington's third 3 with under 3:29 to go made it 92-82 before the hosts began their comeback.

GAME NOTEBOOK: Wizards star G John Wall was 3-for-13 from the floor and airballed a potential game-winner in the final second of overtime. ... Thunder PF Nick Collison sat due to a left hip contusion. ... Westbrook shot 4-for-16 and turned the ball over five times in 30 minutes.