Portland Trailblazers vs Oklahoma City Thunder Prediction 11/30/25 NBA Picks Today

The Portland Trail Blazers play host to the Oklahoma City Thunder at the Moda Center on Sunday night.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have been on a historic run as they’ve reeled off 19 wins from their first 20 games and they will be looking to build on their current 11-game win streak after sneaking past the red-hot Suns in a 123-119 win on Friday. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the team with 37 points and eight assists on 10 of 20 shooting, Chet Holmgren added 23 points on eight of 13 shooting while Cason Wallace chipped in with 14 points on six of nine shooting. As a team, the Thunder shot 48 percent from the field and 15 of 32 from the 3-point line as they caught fire with 38 points in the third quarter to lead by as many as 15 points which proved to be just enough to hold off a late rally from the Suns who cut the lead to just one point with 2:27 remaining.

Meanwhile, the Portland Trail Blazers have been in a slump as they’ve lost eight of their last 11 games overall and they will be hoping for a better result after getting routed by the Spurs in a  115-102 loss on Wednesday. Deni Avdija led the team with 37 points, six rebounds and eight assists on 12 of 19 shooting, Shaedon Sharpe added 11 points off the bench while Jerami Grant chipped in with 13 points on five of 17 shooting. As a team, the Trail Blazers shot just 43 percent from the field and nine of 36 from the 3-point line which was good enough to stay within striking distance until the fourth quarter where they Trail Blazers went cold and scored just 16 points to lose by double digits in the end. The Trail Blazers had a sloppy game with the ball as they committed 18 turnovers and they needed more from Tounami Camara who shot just four of 14 for his 10 points.

The Thunder are still missing Isaiah Hartenstein and Nikola Topic, while the Trail Blazers have ruled out Jrue Holiday, Scoot Henderson and Matisse Thybulle once again. The Thunder are coming into this game fresh off a narrow win over the Suns, but it’s been complete blowouts almost every other night for them. In contrast, the Trail Blazers have been hit hard by injuries and they haven’t been able to keep their heads above water despite the occasional big game from Deni Avdija who had 37 points in his last outing. The Thunder failed to cover in their last game, but the line has dropped to something more palatable, so I will take the Thunder to run past the Trail Blazers and get the win and cover on the road.

Peter Tran's Free Pick: Oklahoma City -12.5

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