The Oklahoma City Thunder (46-15) will play the Phoenix Suns (35-25) at US Airways Center tonight in Phoenix.

The game will start at 9:00p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

Russell Westbrook definitely looks to return back to his all-star form after his knee injury. 

After another wonderful performance, Westbrook looks to aid the visiting Thunder to a fourth straight victory overall and 12th in a row versus the Phoenix Suns tonight.

The Thunder (46-15) lost their first three games after Westbrook came back after missing 27 games. However, he has been playing like an all-star in the past four games and helped Oklahoma City to wins in its last three.

Westbrook had 13 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds in a season-low 20 minutes in Tuesday's 125-92 victory versus Philadelphia 76ers. In addition, he has averaged 21.0 points, 8.2 assists and 58.0 percent shooting in the previous four.

The Thunder are scoring at least 118.0 points per game during their winning streak.

"He made everybody better tonight," said teammate Kevin Durant, who led the Thunder with 42 points adding. "He was moving the basketball, he was aggressive to the rim. I think that's why everybody got open, because of his aggressiveness. He just set the tone for us."

Westbrook's triple-double was accomplished in the smallest amount of playing time needed to achieve the unlikely feat in 59 years.

The Suns are expecting to get their star point guard back on the court soon, as Eric Bledsoe recently began practicing. He has not played in a game since Dec. 30 due to a knee injury but could return in the upcoming weeks.

Phoenix's depth at Bledsoe's position took another blow Tuesday night in a 104-96 defeat to the Los Angeles Clippers, as backup Leandro Barbosa injured his hand and could miss up to six weeks.

Tonight's game will start at 9:00 PM ET and can be watched on TV on the NBA TV or online through live stream by clicking here.