Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Oklahoma City Thunder take their show on the road Tuesday night with a showdown against the Golden State Warriors at the Chase Center.

Pat Spencer has found a new level of play over the past four games. The Golden State Warriors' third-year guard has notched four straight double-digit scoring nights and has begun to unlock the offense as a playmaker.

Derrick White leads Boston to a 146-101 win over Washington by dropping 30 points, 7 rebounds and 9 assists in 29 minutes. Jordan Walsh (22 points) and Payton Pritchard (20 points) did their thing in the Celtics’ third straight dub.

When the Golden State Warriors entered this season, many around the organization anticipated breakout years from their promising first-round picks. After

Kuminga has struggled since returning to the Warriors early this month from a knee injury and did not play in Sunday’s win over the Bulls.

The Golden State Warriors had a lot of fun on Sunday night. Taking on the Chicago Bulls, on the road, on the back end of a back-to-back, and playing without Steph Curry, Draymond Green, and Al Horford proved no problem at all, as the Dubs crushed the Bulls 123-91. They never trailed at any point in the game.

Stephen Curry (quad) and Al Horford (sciatica) had already been ruled out. As for the Cavs, they'll be without Jarrett Allen (finger), Lonzo Ball (knee injury management), Sam Merrill (hand), Larry Nance Jr. (calf), Tyrese Proctor (personal) and Max Strus (left foot surgery).

Golden State is waiving rookie forward Alex Toohey, the team announced Monday afternoon. League sources had previously confirmed the move to the Bay Area News Group. Toohey was selected No. 52 overall out of Australia and was part of the massive seven-team trade that saw Kevin Durant go to the Rockets.