The Oklahoma City Thunder clobbered the Cavaliers on Sunday 95-75, angering Cleveland coach Byron Scott with another lethargic effort.

''Really starting to question what type of heart we have as a basketball team,'' Scott said. ''If you are a competitor, no matter what the situation is or what the year has brought, you are going to come and compete every single night. We have not done that the last two games.''

In the third quarter, the Thunder's Russell Westbrook scored five baskets in a row, all on layups which the Cavaliers never really challenged.

''He's a great player, but it gets to a point as a team where you say enough is enough and somebody has to knock him on his ass,'' Scott said of Westbrook. ''It's as simple as that, and that's where the heart part comes in. Or are you just going to keep backing down and taking it?''