Thunder’s Mark Daigneault Crupression Shai Gilgeous-Alexander brought to 24-0.

Oklahoma City Thunder chief coach Mark Daigneault He watched all the stars Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Help delete a 21-point deficit with an incredible driving of 24-0 fourth quarter that led to a win from 115-101 to Miami heat. In the game where the thunder gave up 36 color points in the first half No starting forward Chet Holmgren game Due to the backrest, the city of Oklahoma bounced the dominant second half.

Thunder all-star Jalen Williams helped their deficit on 10. Before entering the fourth quarter. Then Gilgeous-Aleksandar took the cloak in the final frame, started 24-0 driving that held the heat without any six minutes. However, that was conversation Between the SGA, the SGA and the Grom Brark Daigneault led to the decision to begin the fourth quarter in the fourth quarter.

“He asked me in the middle on the third that I would like to keep rotation, which I go instead of playing more in the third and playing the whole fourth,” said Gilgeous-Alexender. “The way the game went, as it played, I concluded that it would be a good opportunity to try and pulled the trigger. The rainbow went, wearing a load, and then I was fresh and capable of playing the whole fourth. “

In the third quarter, Williams went 6-for 9, scoring eight of his 18 points in the box. Gilgeous-Alexander talked about what led to the unbeliable fourth quarter of the insult.

“Just keep stacking, keep stopping, most importantly – it allows you to win,” said Gilgeous-Alexander. “But when you play from behind, you need to stop or play it as my focal point, and we did a really good job to stop the fourth. And that gave us a chance to return and win.

Thunder listened to heat 32-8 in the fourth quarter. Gilgeous-Alexander scored 14 of his games-high 32 points. He also finished with nine assists, five jumps and two shorts.

Thunder’s Convizling The offense continues after the historical recording view

The Thunder achieved a franchise record 27 Troins In their 137-101, win the Pelicans. Thunder All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 31 points led the accusation. Gilgeous-Alexander finished four trojke, tying Aleksa Caruso and Aaron Viggins for most three-wheeled roads to historical shooting.

The Thunder All-Star Jalen Williams and Kenrich Williams drained three, and Chet Holmgren, Lu Dort, and first-class leg within childbirth. Thunder has expanded its winning string to seven.