In an electrifying game, the Oklahoma City Thunder surpassed a strong reaction from Minnesota Timberwolves and won by 128 a 126 this Monday (26), assuming a decisive advantage of 3 to 1 in the finals of the west of the NBA.
It was the big name of the night, noting 40 points, nine rebounds and 10 assists, almost reaching a triple-double.
He also had a prominent performance, totaling 34 points, while Chet Holmgren contributed 21.
In the final minutes, it was decisive in free throws, hitting five of six attempts in the last 15 seconds to secure victory.
Late reaction of the wolves
Minnesota, which featured 23 points from Nickeil Alexander-Walker and 22 from Jaden McDaniels, reducing a seven-point disadvantage in the last quarter.
McDaniels marked a buried and three -point throwing at the final moments, leaving the scoring 123 to 121. However, Thunder kept calm and closed the game in free throws.
Next game
with Thunder needing just another victory to advance to the NBA finals. Wolves, on the other hand, will have to win three straight matches to avoid elimination.
