The Oklahoma City Thunder lost by 73 points.
That is not a typo.
The Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Thunder 152-79 on Thursday night, setting the NBA record for the largest margin of victory in league history.
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The 73-point win broke the previous record of 68 points set in 1991 when the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Miami Heat 148-80.The Thunder, which trailed by as many as 78 points, became the seventh team in NBA history to lose by more than 60 points.
Memphis led 31-16 after the first quarter, 72-36 at the half and 113-62 after the third.
The Grizzlies, without leading scorer Ja Morant, shot 62.5 percent and had nine players in double figures to set a franchise record for points in a game with 152. Jaren Jackson Jr. led the way with 27 points in 20 minutes. The Grizzlies reserves, with 93 bench points, outscored the entire Oklahoma City team.
The 6-16 Thunder, playing without leading scorer Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, shot 32.9 percent and had 19 turnovers.
Last season, the Thunder lost to the Indiana Pacers 152-95 for a 57-point loss that set the record for largest margin of defeat in a home game.
They now sit atop another of the NBA's most historically bad lists.
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NBA's Largest Margins of Victory
73 -- Memphis Grizzlies 152, Oklahoma City Thunder 79 (Dec. 2, 2021)
68 -- Cleveland Cavaliers 148, Miami Heat 80 (Dec. 17 1991)
65 -- Indiana Pacers 124, Portland Trail Blazers 59 (Feb. 27, 1998)
63 -- Los Angeles Lakers 162, Golden State Warriors 99 (March 19, 1972)
62 -- Golden State Warriors 153, Sacramento Kings 91 (Nov. 2, 1991)
62 -- Syracuse Nationals 162, New York Knicks 100 (Dec. 25, 1960)
61 -- Charlotte Hornets 140, Memphis Grizzlies 79 (March 22, 2018)