Oklahoma City Thunder: Russell Westbrook leads Thunder's rout of Golden State

“Not really,” Westbrook said. “I don't think he really did too much last time if you check.”

The roles were reversed Wednesday, as Westbrook dominated the matchup this time after a 10-point, six-turnover effort on 3-for-16 shooting two weeks ago.

Westbrook added four steals and had only two turnovers in 30 minutes. With the Thunder going on to lead by as many as 26, Westbrook wasn't needed in the fourth quarter.

“He was steady,” said Kevin Durant, who scored a game-high 25 points. “His ball pressure was great. He was pursuing over screens. He was getting everybody involved. He was just energetic. That's what we need from him and he's been doing it all season.”

The Thunder led 34-22 after the first quarter, and that margin quickly grew to 20 early in the second period. Westbrook and Ibaka (15 points, nine rebounds, six blocked shots) initiated the assault before the second unit soon followed suit. Less than two minutes into the second period, Oklahoma City held a 42-22 advantage and went on to lead by as many as 22 in the first half.

OKC held the Warriors to 40.9 percent shooting and scored 29 points off 19 Golden State turnovers.

“I thought (Westbrook) established the intensity of the game right from the start and everybody else followed suit,” Brooks said.