Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 25 points and visited Oklahoma City Thunder fell from eight in the fourth quarter, and on Sunday, the Western Conference defeated Denver Nuggets even in 4 games.
Oklahoma City has recovered the advantage of the home field in seven best series and will host Game 5 on Tuesday night.
Denver missed the opportunity to put a throat on the series despite Nikola Jokic’s 27 points and 13 rebounds. Christian Braun and Jamal Murray scored 17 points and finished with 15 points and 16 rebounds for Aaron Gordon Nuggets.
Aaron Wiggins and Cason Wallace scored 11 points, Alex Caruso and Jaylen Williams scored 10 goals, Isahah Hartenstein took 14 rebounds, and took 13 wooden for Chet Holmgren thunder.
Oklahoma followed 71-63 in the fourth place, but during a 14-3 run, he hit a triple three in three, which took the lead 77-73 to them. Denver stayed 6:17 to Murray 19 -meter Fadaway Jumper.
In 84-80, Jokic missed a pair of free throws, and Williams and Gilgeous-Alexander made edits to increase the advantage to 88-81. Jokic remained 1:25 and Nuggets had the chance to make a single obscene game, but Michael Porter Jr. He kidnapped an 11 -meter.
Murray released 3 pointer 23 seconds before and Thunder closed it.
Sunday’s match, Denver’s third game was overturned after about 38 hours after overtime win, and fatigue, teams showed early when combined to shoot 18.2 percent in the first quarter.
Oklahoma City, a playoff game in the opening period of the lowest combined score to meet 17-8 ahead. Portland (14) and Utah (11) directed only 25 points on May 20, 1999 and Detroit and Toronto on April 21, 2002.
Both teams are 3 points in the first half from 3 points to 22. Denver found the crime in the third quarter, hit seven of his 11 shots deeply, and went ahead 69-63 between a six-point circuit.
Nuggets left behind Oklahoma City 61-40 after 23-8 in the beginning of the second quarter.
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