OAKLAND, Calif. - Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant sat out the second half of a 114-109 loss at the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night after spraining his right ankle.Durant said the sprain was mild and X-rays were negative. The reigning NBA MVP said he hopes to play at the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night but will see how he feels.I wanted to play. I wanted go back out there, but we wanted to be cautious, Durant said.Durant grabbed his ankle after stepping on Marreese Speights left foot while going hard to the basket late in the second quarter. Durant was called for a charge on the play.Durant lay on the ground in pain before walking to the bench with the help of teammates Russell Westbrook and Serge Ibaka. Durant limped to the locker room at halftime under his own power.I was a little nervous, but I knew that when I got up and started walking that it felt good, he said. I just wanted to make sure with the X-ray that everything was good.Durant came back Dec. 2 after missing the teams first 17 games with a broken right foot, and his latest injury ended his best performance yet this season.Durant scored 30 points on 10-for-13 shooting, including 5 of 6 from 3-point range. It was his highest-scoring game this season and the highest-scoring first half of his career.Oklahoma City started the season 3-12 with Durant and Westbrook dealing with injuries but had been rediscovering its championship-contender form with both healthy again.The Thunder had won seven straight entering the game, which was the longest active streak in the league after Memphis snapped Golden States 16-game winning streak Tuesday night. Oklahoma City is 7-2 since Durant came back and 8-2 since the return of Westbrook, who sat out 13 games with a broken bone in his right hand. Adidas NMD Mens Clearance . 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Artur Tyanulin and Erik Bradford rounded out the attack.Lucas Venuto had two goals for the Steelheads (4-2-0) with Josh Burnside also finding the back of the net.Liam Herbst kicked out 33 shots in the win while Spencer Martin made 23 saves for Mississauga.Ottawa was perfect on the power play, scoring on all three opportunities while the Steelheads went 1 for 2.---OTTERS 3 WOLVES 2ERIE, Pa. — Dylan Strome scored twice for the Otters in their win over Sudbury.Patrick Fellows got his second goal of the year for Erie (7-0-1).Austin Clapham and Danny Desrochers both chipped in with their first goals of the season for the Wolves (1-8-0).---FRONTENACS 6 WHALERS 4KINGSTON, Ont. — Robert Polesello had a goal and two assists to lead the Frontenacs over Plymouth.Ryan Kujawinski, Samuel Schutt, Lawson Crouse, Conor McGlynn and Spencer Watson rounded out the Kingston (4-3-1) offence.Danny Vanderwwiel scored twice for the Whalers (3-4-1) while Cullen Mercer and Matt Mistele also found the back of the net.dddddddddddd---STORM 3 ICEDOGS 2GUELPH, Ont. — Tyler Bertuzzi struck twice for the Storm in their victory over Niagara.Robby Fabbri had Guelphs (5-2-0) other goal.Cody Payne and Aaron Haydon replied for the IceDogs (1-7-0) in the loss.---RANGERS 4 COLTS 3KITCHENER, Ont. — Darby Llewellyn scored shorthanded at 12:25 of the third period as the Rangers rallied back to beat Barrie.Nick Magyar, Curtis Meighan and Ryan MacInnis rounded out the attack for Kitchener (4-3-1).Kevin Labanc, Justin Scott and Brendan Lemieux all had a goal for the Colts (5-3-1).---KNIGHTS 3 ATTACK 2 (OT)LONDON, Ont. — Max Domi had his first goal of the season 2:46 into overtime to lead the Knights past Owen Sound.Drake Rymsha and Matt Rupert both scored in regulation for London (4-5-0).Ethan Szypula and Holden Cook responded for the Attack (4-2-3).---GENERALS 6 STING 4OSHAWA, Ont. — Aidan Wallace had a goal and an assist as the Generals held off a third period surge by Sarnia.Bradley Latour, Josh Sterk, Jacob Busch, Hunter Smith and Mitchell Vande Sompel rounded out the Oshawa (7-1-1) offence.Anthony DeAngelo, Hayden Hodgson, Pavel Zacha and Nikita Korostelev all had third-period goals for the Sting (4-4-1). 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