OKC has been one of the best two teams in the league and have sat atop the Western Conference Standings throughout the regular season. The Thunder have become a team that is learning as it gets more playoff experience. Many of those learning experiences and the growth that comes along with it occurred during the 7-game series with the Nuggets. In that series, OKC showed resilience after losing the lead twice in the series and bouncing back to even things up. That same resilience showed up in game four of this series with the Timberwolves.
After a disappointing showing in last season’s playoffs, OKC has displayed the characteristics of a team ready to make the leap onto the NBA Finals stage. It looks like there is a new power in the West. The scariest thought for other teams is that this team can still get better.
NBA Playoffs:
Minnesota Timberwolves vs OKC Thunder
Thunder lead series 3-1
Game Four
Spread
T’Wolves +8.5 (-114)
Thunder -8.5 (-106)
Total
Over 220.5 (-108)
Under 220.5 (-112)
Moneyline
T’Wolves (+275)
Thunder (-340)
Player Points
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Over 32.5 (-128) Under 32.5 (-104)
Anthony Edwards Over 26.5 (-112) Under 26.5 (-118)
Jalen Williams Over 21.5 (-122) Under 21.5 (-108)
Julius Randle Over 16.5 (+102) Under 16.5 (-136)
Chet Holmgren Over 15.5 (-122) Under 15.5 (-108)
Jaden McDaniels Over 12.5 (-102) Under 12.5 (-130)
Donte DiVincenzo Over 9.5 (Even) Under 9.5 (-132)
Naz Reid Over 9.5 (+102) Under 9.5 (-136)
Alex Caruso Over 8.5 (-112) Under 8.5 (-118)
Luguentz Dort Over 7.5 (-106) Under 7.5 (-125)
Rudy Gobert Over 7.5 (+102) Under 7.5 (-136)
Isaiah Hartenstein Over 6.5 (+102) Under 6.5 (-136)
Mike Conley Over 6.5 (+102) Under 6.5 (-136)
Double Result
Thunder / Thunder (-170)
T’Wolves / T’Wolves (+460)
T’Wolves / Thunder (+490)
Thunder / T’Wolves (+850)
Tie / Thunder (+2900)
Tie / T’Wolves (+6000)
