The Oklahoma City Thunder made history on Sunday night, defeating the Boston Celtics 105-92 for their franchise-record 15th consecutive NBA victory.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander delivered a stellar performance with 33 points, 11 rebounds, six assists, three steals, and two blocks, cementing his status as the Thunder’s star.

The team, now boasting a 30-5 record, has not lost since December 1.

The win surpassed Oklahoma’s previous record of 14 straight victories, set in 1996 when the team was still known as the Seattle SuperSonics.

“We’re out there having fun,” said forward Luguentz Dort, who added 14 points.

“Any time somebody does something well, we’re always out there cheering for them. We’ve been building this chemistry for years, and we’re clicking right now.”

The Thunder never gave up, overcoming a 13-point deficit in the second quarter.

Remarkably, this is the fourth consecutive game they’ve won after trailing by at least 12 points.

Boston struggled offensively, managing only 27 points in the second half—their lowest-scoring half of the season—against a smothering Oklahoma defense.

This victory further solidifies the Thunder’s position atop the Western Conference and was the second of three challenging games against Eastern Conference powerhouses.

Having already beaten the New York Knicks, the Thunder now set their sights on top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday.

The Thunder are emerging as one of the league’s most formidable teams in the 2024-25 season with their chemistry.