With the Wolves leading 110-105 with eight minutes left, the Thunder fired off seven threes — nearly in succession — on a night when they avenged a lopsided loss at Target Center on Feb. 13.

The Thunder were in complete control after a second-quarter run, outscoring the Wolves 32-17 during the quarter. Minnesota was only down four points after the first, but the Thunder opened the ...

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Here are five takeaways from Wolves 143, Thunder 101 and a Game 3 that stood out from the previous two based on who won, and by how much. 1. Ant’s legacy demanded more.

The Wolves’ Julius Randle (28 points and 8 rebounds) and Anthony Edwards ... The Thunder reeled in the Wolves with relative ease by forcing six turnovers in eight minutes.

The Wolves had one more desperation inbounds pass from half-court with 0.3 seconds remaining that Williams grabbed to send the Thunder back to Oklahoma City for a close-out Game 5 on Wednesday.

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The Wolves can’t lean on Randle alone for volume scoring, not against OKC. The Thunder eventually figured out Minnesota’s playmaking power forward, whose biggest flaw is dribbling through traffic.

1Q Score: Thunder 29, Wolves 25. Minnesota is hanging in the first quarter on the strength of a strong drive-and-kick game that has resulted in five 3-pointers to OKC's one.

After Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (SGA) hit a baseline jumper to cut the lead to 10, Wolves center Rudy Gobert smashed a wide-open slam-dunk attempt off the back iron of the rim.

Gilgeous-Alexander went to the rim the next Thunder (46-11) possession, but Edwards delivered a massive chase-down block that fell into Shannon's hands, and the Wolves called a timeout.