In pursuit of a 4-0 sweep on Saturday, the Thunder will feature a same starting lineup in Game 4.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will look to confirm their spot in the Western Conference semifinals when they play the Memphis Grizzlies in Game 4 of the first-round playoff series. The Thunder overcame a 29-point deficit to drop a largest first-half comeback in the playoff history and took a 3-0 lead in the series.
The series has been a nightmare for the Grizzlies, who were heading towards their first victory on Thursday, but Morant’s injury pushed them back. They faced their biggest playoff defeat in Game 1, and Game 2 was just a regular outing for the Thunder to defeat the Grizzlies. Memphis are on the verge of elimination. If they extend it for one more game, it would be the only positive outcome of the series.
On the other hand, Oklahoma City showed their best version in Game 3. They faced a challenge in the first half when Memphis were all over them. The second half brilliance led by Chet Holmgren helped them to cross the line, and now, they are just one win away from reaching the next round.
Time: Saturday, April 26, 2025 | 3:30 p.m. ET
Venue: FedExForum in Memphis, Tennessee
Local TV: TNT | Live Stream-Max, Fubo, NBA Live Pass
The Grizzlies have announced a lengthy injury report for the do-or-die clash on Saturday. Their key player, Ja Morant, has been ruled out of Game 4 due to a hip contusion. The All-Star guard was limped to the locker room after a hip injury in late second quarter in Game 3.
Status Report:
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Luke Kennard is another fresh injury concern, and he has been listed as questionable due to RT Achilles Soreness.
Brandon Clarke (Right Knee PCL Sprain) and Jaylen Wells (Right Wrist Fracture /Facial Laceration/Concussion Protocol) remain out for the forthcoming game.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder will have a healthy roster for Game 4. They have listed two players on the injury report as Ousmane Dieng and Nikola Topic remain out due to left calf strain and left knee surgery respectively.
In pursuit of a 4-0 sweep on Saturday, the Thunder will feature a same starting lineup in Game 4.
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