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How Thunder’s Unstoppable Strategy Crushed the Nuggets When It Mattered Most

How Thunder’s Unstoppable Strategy Crushed the Nuggets When It Mattered Most

That feeling was already lingering for the team before the game, with Aaron Gordon clearly hobbled by a reported Grade 2 hamstring strain. He suited up and was somehow impactful early in the game but clearly wasn’t close to 100% physically. Michael Porter Jr. was already injured and didn’t looked like himself all series.

The knockout punch landed in the second quarter, when the Thunder went on a run that felt like their validation and the eulogy for the Nuggets all at once. Oklahoma City went on an 18-5 run that ended the quarter and effectively ended the Nuggets’ season as the Thunder went on to win 125-93 and advance to face the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference finals.

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