Serge Ibaka dominated at both ends of the court with 25 points and 17 rebounds Monday, boosting Oklahoma City to a 107-93 decision over San Antonio. Russell Westbrook recorded 22 points and nine assists in the battle of Western Conference powers as the Thunder logged their 11th straight win -- the squad's longest such streak since 1996, when they were the Seattle Supersonics. Kevin Martin came off the bench to pop in 20 points and Kevin Durant added 19 for Oklahoma City. The Thunder pulled away during the third quarter, during which they outscored the Spurs 29-16. San Antonio, meanwhile, fell for the third time in four games as Tony Parker was limited to 14 points and seven assists.
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