Pelicans Vs Thunder 2017

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2. Pelicans 2017 Schedule
3. Pelicans Vs Thunder 2017 Roster
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5. Pelicans Vs Thunder Scores

After a fourth straight win on Tuesday, New Orleans (11-12) will look to continue its streak in the Windy City against the Bulls (9-14) on Wednesday, and if you're wondering how you can watch the action live, you've come to the right place.

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The Pelicans could extend their win streak to five games, which would be the first five-game win streak since the final five games of the regular season in the 2017-18 season. Chicago enters on a different streak, losers of six of its last eight.

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Here's when you should tune in to see the game on Friday:

Pelicans 2017 Schedule

Probable starting lineups

New Orleans Pelicans

Pelicans Vs Thunder 2017 Roster

Chicago Bulls

NEW ORLEANS -- Russell Westbrook made the right play at the right time again, swinging a pass to Victor Oladipo for an open 3-pointer that slammed the door on the Pelicans' comeback attempt and completed a historically significant triple-double for the Oklahoma City Thunder superstar.

Westbrook had 27 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists, passing Larry Bird with his 60th career triple-double, and the Thunder beat the Pelicans 114-105 on Wednesday night.

The accomplishment was not lost on Westbrook, who at 28 is too young to have enjoyed Bird's best basketball with Boston when it happened but certainly understands what it means to be in the same conversation.

'Obviously, he's a legend for a reason,' Westbrook said. 'It's an honor, man. You never take this game for granted. Obviously, to be able to play the game I love every night and to be able to do that is a great accomplishment.'

Pelicans All-Star Anthony Davis left late in the second quarter after aggravating a right thigh injury that kept him out of New Orleans' upset of the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night.

The Pelicans trailed the Thunder by 12 when Davis left, and they went down by as many as 22 early in the third before rallying to as close as five points.

Steven Adams had 20 points and 11 rebounds, and Enes Kanter 17 points and 11 boards for the Thunder, who outscored the Pelicans 62-54 inside, thanks in no small part to Westbrook's distribution of the ball.

'I just read the defense,' Westbrook said, noting he was aware of when New Orleans' defense was focused on him and noticed 'wide open' teammates. 'My job is to try to get us an easy basket.'

After Westbrook's 3 gave the Thunder their largest lead at 67-45, the Pelicans used runs of 10-0 late in the third period and 9-0 in the middle of the fourth to get as close as 105-100 on Solomon Hill's dunk with 5:34 left.

That's when Oladipo, who had 15 points, stepped up for the Thunder, starting with a 3 that gave Westbrook his 10th assist.

'He's going to be one of the best ever to play the game,' Oladipo said. 'He's just playing as hard as he can. He does whatever it takes to win. There's a relentlessness to him that's rare, and to be able to witness that and be part of history is a blessing.'

Shortly after his 3, Oladipo disrupted a handoff from Donatas Motiejunas to E'Twaun Moore and broke away for a layup that made it 110-102.

New Orleans never recovered.

Moore scored 18 for the Pelicans, who trailed for all but the first two minutes of the tilt.

'We have to play the whole game the way we played in the second half,' Moore said. 'If we do that, we have a good chance.'

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Hill, Jrue Holiday and Tyreke Evans each scored 14 for the Pelicans.

FAST START

The Thunder raced to a double-digit lead in the first quarter, dunking four times and hitting three 3-pointers en route to a 33-20 advantage. The early highlights included Kanter's dunk over both the 6-foot-11 Davis and 7-footer Omer Asik, while being fouled by Asik.

'You can't dig yourself a hole against that team like that and expect for you to be able to win,' Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry said. 'It has to be the perfect storm, and you know, we did a good job of fighting our way back in it; but one missed shot, one bad turnover, one something and then all of a sudden they go down and score and you're right back in the hole again.'

Pelicans Vs Thunder Scores

Westbrook scored 17 points in the first half, hitting a pair of 3s and notching seven points on free throws.

Oklahoma City finished the half with a four-point play, when Oladipo hit a 3 while Adams was fouled in the paint by Motiejunas. Adams hit the free throw to make it 64-45 at halftime.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Each team had a rookie selected to the Rising Stars game during All-Star weekend -- Oklahoma City's Domantas Sabonis and New Orleans' Buddy Hield. Both will be playing for the World team. Thunder coach Billy Donavan said the selection of Sabonis -- a Lithuanian who played for Gonzaga -- is a tribute to Thunder scouts, to coaches who have worked to develop his game and to Sabonis himself for having the ability to 'affect our team in a positive way.' Hield is from the Bahamas and played for Oklahoma in college. 'It's well deserved,' Gentry said. 'I don't think anyone works any harder.'

TIP-INS

Thunder: Oklahoma City wrapped up its road trip at 3-3. ... The Thunder improved to 3-0 against New Orleans this season. ... Westbrook is alone in fifth for career triple-doubles. Wilt Chamberlain is fourth with 78.

Pelicans: They are 2-2 on a six-game homestand that ends Sunday and 12-13 at home this season.

UP NEXT

Each team had a rookie selected to the Rising Stars game during All-Star weekend -- Oklahoma City's Domantas Sabonis and New Orleans' Buddy Hield. Both will be playing for the World team. Thunder coach Billy Donavan said the selection of Sabonis -- a Lithuanian who played for Gonzaga -- is a tribute to Thunder scouts, to coaches who have worked to develop his game and to Sabonis himself for having the ability to 'affect our team in a positive way.' Hield is from the Bahamas and played for Oklahoma in college. 'It's well deserved,' Gentry said. 'I don't think anyone works any harder.'

TIP-INS

Thunder: Oklahoma City wrapped up its road trip at 3-3. ... The Thunder improved to 3-0 against New Orleans this season. ... Westbrook is alone in fifth for career triple-doubles. Wilt Chamberlain is fourth with 78.

Pelicans: They are 2-2 on a six-game homestand that ends Sunday and 12-13 at home this season.

UP NEXT

Thunder: Host the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday night.

Pelicans: Host the San Antonio Spurs on Friday night.