It was looking like the Oklahoma City Thunder were about to experience their first loss of the postseason on Thursday night. But then they did what they have all season long: they outplayed the Memphis Grizzlies on both ends of the court and eventually claimed a 114-108 victory.

After falling short to Oklahoma City by a combined 70 points in the first two games, Memphis was up against the wall, even at home. Ja Morant fed off the friendly crowd to help the Grizzlies amass a 29-point lead,

Gilgeous-Alexander, one of the three finalists for the 2024-25 NBA Most Valuable Player award, revealed the mindset of the Thunder that sparked the huge comeback.