Oklahoma City ThunderApri l’analisi completa
Toronto RaptorsApri l’analisi completa
Oklahoma City defeated Toronto 116–107 on February 24 at Scotiabank Arena, with the Thunder's balanced attack overwhelming a Raptors squad that couldn't sustain early momentum. C. Wallace led OKC with 27 points, while I. Joe contributed 22 as the Thunder shot 47.4 percent from the field and made 16 three-pointers. R. Barrett paced Toronto with 21 points and I. Quickley added 17, but the Raptors' 46.6 percent shooting and 18 three-pointers proved insufficient. The decisive stretch came in the second and third quarters, when Oklahoma City outscored Toronto 73–67 across those frames, building a cushion the hosts never erased. Toronto's defensive rating of 111.2 points per 100 possessions reflected their struggles containing the Thunder's movement, while Oklahoma City's 49 rebounds—a 15-rebound advantage—provided second-chance opportunities that tilted possession battle. The game fell well short of the 216.5 Vegas total, finishing 22.5 points under. Oklahoma City's road efficiency keeps them competitive in the Western Conference playoff picture.
