Thunder Surge in Game 4 Thriller: Can Minnesota Mount a Miraculous Comeback?
Can a team famed for its fortress-like defense pivot so seamlessly that it dazzles with offense when the stakes skyrocket? That’s exactly what the Oklahoma City Thunder did, pulling off a thrilling 128-126 victory in Game 4 of the Western Conference finals. After leaning heavily on defense to seize the series lead, the Thunder tapped into newfound versatility—thanks to offseason additions Isaiah Hartenstein and Alex Caruso—to match the Timberwolves’ shooting barrage and push Minnesota to the brink. With Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams turning heads and a clever game plan that kept opponents guessing, OKC stands on the cusp of an NBA Finals berth for the first time since 2012. So, what’s the secret sauce behind this Thunder squad’s adaptive success and near-unstoppable surge? Dive in and find out. LEARN MORE
The Thunder took the lead in the Western Conference finals by playing elite defense. In Game 4, they had to play a different way but were once again up to the task.
The Oklahoma City Thunder made two big additions to their rotation this offseason, adding Isaiah Hartenstein and Alex Caruso to an already loaded roster.
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