The Oklahoma City Thunder have been the NBA's best late-game team all season long, and as it turns out, they might be the best late-series team as well. They looked dead in the water after the Houston Rockets took the first two games of this series by a total of 28 points, but thanks to some schematic adjustments and better shooting luck, the Thunder have officially tied this series up at two games apiece after the Thunder took Game 4, 117-114. Oklahoma City has taken James Harden's best punch. He had 32 points in this one, and has topped 30 in three of the four games so far. But, as always, Oklahoma City's three guards were spectacular. Chris Paul, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Dennis Schroder scored 74 combined points in this game, and the switching Rockets have struggled to contain them in the mid-range and at the basket.