Why The Oklahoma City Thunder Won Game 4 Of The Western Conference Finals #nba #nbanews #shorts

Why The Oklahoma City Thunder Won Game 4 Of The Western Conference Finals #nba #nbanews #shorts

The reason why the Oklahoma City Thunder won game four of the NBA’s Western Conference Finals is twofold. One, the three best players for the Thunder showed out in major ways. Shay Gildish Alexander, after having arguably his worst performance in game three, followed it up with 40 points, 10 assists, and nine rebounds. He showed why he’s the league’s MVP. Jaylen Williams had nice buckets throughout this one. He finished with 34 points, and was six and nine from downtown. He was huge. Chad Homegrren, 21 points, three blocks. He was masterful on the defensive side and really made his impact known. The second part of this, the intensity was noticeably different for the Thunder. After coming out very lackluster and very just not engaged in game three, that was not the case in game four. They limited Anthony Edwards and Julius Randall to some of their worst performances, not only the series, but of the season. And Kase Wallace, Alex Caruso, Isaiah Hardenstein made their presence known. The Thunder now sit one game away from reaching the NBA finals for the first time since 2012. Job’s not finished.