Even without the second, third, and fourth leaders, we can still win seven consecutive victories! Fans: The present and future belong to the Thunder.

On the morning of November 3, the NBA regular season Thunder defeated the Pelicans 137-106 at home. They have won seven consecutive victories and have not lost since the beginning of the season, and this was achieved in the absence of second-in-command Jaylen Williams. No wonder fans say that the Thunder are terrible this time. They were the championship last season and are still the most powerful contenders for the championship this season. Not only that, the Thunder also have many first-round draft picks. It can be said that they belong to them now and in the future!

The Thunder's seven-game winning streak is currently the longest winning streak in the league. The Thunder are also ranked first in the Western Conference and first in the league, leading other teams! The Thunder also became the third team in NBA history to start two consecutive seasons with 7 wins and 0 losses. The previous two teams were the Rockets in the 1993-95 season and the Celtics in the 1963-65 season.

In this game, Thunder boss Alexander played 29 minutes and made 8 of 14 shots, including 1 of 5 three-pointers and 13 of 13 free throws. He scored 30 points, 2 rebounds, 7 assists and 1 steal. Easily get 30 points! So far, Alexander has scored at least 20 points in 79 consecutive games, tying Oscar Robertson for third place in NBA history with consecutive 20+ points.

In today's victory over the Pelicans, not only did Jaylen Williams, the second player, not play, but Cutter and Dort also did not play. In other words, the Thunder gave up three main players, but the Pelicans still couldn't withstand a little blow. It can only be said that the Thunder's lineup is too deep!