(My Sportsbook) - The hapless Oklahoma City Thunder resume a four-game homestand Wednesday by welcoming the Golden State Warriors to the Ford Center.

The Thunder dropped the opener of the residency on Monday when the Suns' Shaquille O'Neal recorded 28 points and 12 rebounds, and Phoenix overcame an early exit from Steve Nash to best Oklahoma City, 110-102.

Rookie Russell Westbrook tallied a career-high 31 points to go with five assists, while Jeff Green finished with 22 points and 11 boards for the Thunder, who have dropped five straight overall and fell to a lowly 3-29 this season.

Kevin Durant had 18 points and eight boards in the loss.

Oklahoma City, which is a dismal 2-14 at home, will also face Denver and New York on its homestand.

The Warriors, who are kicking off a three-game road trip, topped Toronto in Oakland on Monday when Stephen Jackson was one of six Golden State players in double figures, finishing with 30 points, seven rebounds and seven assists to lead the Warriors past the Raptors, 117-111.

Marco Belinelli dropped 23 points and dished out six helpers for Golden State, which had lost eight of 10 entering the game.

The Warriors were coming off a split in back-to-back tests against the NBA's top two teams over the weekend, having shocked the defending champion Celtics on Friday -- sending Boston to consecutive defeats on the heels of a franchise-record 19-game winning streak. The Lakers, though, logged a 17-point victory at the Staples Center on Sunday.

Kelenna Azubuike donated 18 points and C.J. Watson 15 in the win. Andris Biedrins logged 13 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks.

Golden State will also face Minnesota and Utah on its trek.

The Warriors, who are a miserable 4-16 as the visitor this year, have won five of their past six contests against the Oklahoma City/Seattle franchise, including a 112-102 win at the Ford Center on December 8.