NBA teams played 0-190 in the playoffs, when there were fewer rebounds, fewer assists, fewer free throws, lower shooting, lower 3-pointers, and lower free throws than opponents during the game.
Thunder creates NBA history with Game 4
The Oklahoma City Thunder just raised the WL record to 1-190, and beat the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday night’s 128-126 road on Monday night in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals.
Despite leading rebounds (41), assists (30), FastBreak points (13), paint (46), free throw attempts (28), free throws (22), shot percentage (51.2%), 3 point percentage (43.9%) and free throw percentage (78.6%) (78.6%).
The team went 0-190 in the playoffs today, when fewer rebounds, fewer assists, fewer free throw attempts, fewer FG% lower, 3p% lower, 3p% and lower ft% higher than opponents.
Thunder just made 1-190⚡️
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In the regular season, Wolves were 20-3 in games with more than 120 points. After failing to reach this score, they lost to the Thunder in 1 and 2, but the team won Game 3 after shooting.
Interestingly, Minnesota also surpassed OKC’s 64-27 in Game 4. It was a much-needed victory after the Thunder suffered a 42-point loss in Game 3.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams with thunder
All this is possible because Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams scored a combined score or assisted Oklahoma City with 102 of 128 points. SGA’s 40 and Williams’ 34 are also the highest in their playoff careers.
Gilgeous-Alexander scored just two 3-pointers, but he scored 12 of 14 (85.7%) from the foul line. Williams scored 34 points on 13 of 24 shots, including six out of 9th.
“13 of 30 shots, obviously he went [the line] 14 times, that’s too many, but 30-13 is a pretty good defensive effort. ”
In addition, Chet Holmgren added 21 points, 7 rebounds and 3 blocks.
According to ESPN statistics and information, Kyrgyz-Arexder, Williams and Homgren had 95 points in the playoffs, which was the most in the Thunder trio as the team moved from Seattle to Oklahoma City in 2008.
The Thunder can advance to their first NBA finals since 2012 and win another victory on Wednesday.
