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The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Miami Heat 124–112 on January 11 at Paycom Center, controlling the matchup behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 29 points and a dominant third quarter that saw OKC outscore Miami 39–26. The Thunder shot 50.5 percent from the field while holding the Heat to an offensive rating of 105.9, despite Miami's efficient 53.7 percent shooting and 17 three-pointers made. OKC's defense proved decisive, forcing 23 Miami turnovers compared to 13 of their own and registering 12 steals; the Thunder also dominated the glass with 46 rebounds to Miami's 37. Jalen Williams added 18 points for Oklahoma City, while Andrew Wiggins led the Heat with 23 points and Tyler Herro contributed 19 in a losing effort. Miami's 35 assists showcased ball movement but couldn't overcome the turnover differential and OKC's third-quarter explosion. The final score fell below the Vegas total of 234.5, reflecting defensive intensity down the stretch. The Thunder's balanced attack and turnover creation keep them firmly in Western Conference contention.