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Oklahoma City Thunder stun Nikola Jokic, Denver Nuggets

Thunder vs. Nuggets score: Oklahoma City wins Game 5 thriller despite 44 points from Denver's Nikola Jokić

To take care of business in Game 5, the Thunder outscored the Nuggets 34-19 in the fourth quarter as MVP favorite Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 31 points.

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5 Reasons Denver Nuggets Can Extend Oklahoma City Thunder NBA Playoff Series to Game 7

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Denver Nuggets vs Oklahoma City Thunder schedule, TV: How to watch NBA playoffs series

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NBA playoffs results and takeaways: Cavs on brink of elimination after losing Game 4 — and Donovan Mitchell

The result was a 92-87 OKC victory that tied their Western Conference semifinal series at 2-2.

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Photos: Best images from Thunder's 112-105 Game 5 win over Nuggets

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Thunder-Nuggets: 5 takeaways as OKC withstands 44 from Nikola Jokić to win Game 5

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How Thunder won the Jamal Murray matchup — and ultimately a critical Game 4 vs. Nuggets

According to Bball-Index, Dort ranked in the 99th percentile this season in time spent defending Tier 1 usage players and the 96th percentile in time spent defending Tier 2 types.

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The Undrafted Player Who Turned Into the NBA’s Most Valuable Pest

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Thunder vs. Nuggets score, schedule, NBA playoff updates: OKC looking for series lead in Game 5

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Where to watch the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Denver Nuggets NBA Playoffs for free

The Oklahoma City Thunder and Denver Nuggets will meet for Game 5 of the Western Conference semifinals tonight.

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Nuggets vs. Thunder Game 5 Parlay Strategy: Turn $10 into $1,200+ with BetMGM bonus code “CUSE150″

Use BetMGM bonus code CUSE150 to get $150 in bonus bets for Game 5 of Nuggets vs. Thunder. Bet on a +825 SGP featuring Jokic and SGA for a potential $1,237.50 payout.

Friday Faceoff: Did the blowout loss to Oklahoma City expose fatal flaws in the Nuggets?

The Nuggets stole home-court advantage in Game 1 but got decimated by a physical and hot-shooting Oklahoma City squad in Game 2. Mark Kiszla and Vinny Benedetto debate whether Wednesday's loss exposed Denver ahead of the Thunder's visit for Games 3 and 4.