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sports17h ago

Thunder, shorthanded without several starters, used 21 3-pointers to defeat the Cavaliers 121-113.
Joe led with 22 points, including six 3-pointers, for a hot-shooting Thunder.
Chet Holmgren posted 17 points, 15 rebounds and three blocks for Oklahoma City.
Cavaliers were led by Donovan Mitchell, James Harden and Sam Merrill with 20 points each.
Cleveland shot 33.3% from three and never recovered after a 28-5 Thunder start.
Thunder improved to 44-14 with the win, despite turnovers fueling Cavaliers’ run.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams were sidelined, contributing to the short-handed lineup.
Cavaliers’ 7-game winning streak ended with the loss.
Mitchell, Harden and Merrill each scored 20 for Cleveland in the setback.
The Thunder converted 17 turnovers into 31 points, seizing momentum early.

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sports11h ago

OKC won 2 straight games with star players sidelined, signaling depth on display.
Isaiah Joe has produced double-digit scoring in seven of OKC’s last eight games.
Cason Wallace has delivered offensively after injuries, with multiple 20-point games.
The stretch is seen as prep for postseason duties if stars return healthy.
OKC’s depth is expanding as reserves fill bigger roles in the absence of stars.
Joe’s shooting and athleticism remain key strengths for OKC’s offense.
Wallace has earned defensive recognition and shown flashes on offense.
Thunder beat Cavaliers, becoming the first to defeat Cleveland since James Harden joined the team.
OKC also defeated the Brooklyn Nets during the latest stretch.
The article emphasizes the value of live reps for Joe and Wallace.

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De’Anthony Melton has stepped up for the Warriors, starting six straight games with strong per-game averages as Curry is sidelined.
Cason Wallace has earned a starting role and posted a career milestone double-double, contributing across points and assists.
Maxime Raynaud is expected to start for the Kings with Domantas Sabonis out, amid strong recent scoring and rebounding.
The article targets late-season pickups who gain minutes due to injuries and teams prioritizing playoff push or lottery positioning.
Trends suggest rostering players who can produce with increased opportunities in the season's final weeks.
The piece notes Tyrese Maxey remains a top points scorer and other players rise or fall in value as minutes shift.
The analysis highlights Risers and Fallers like Tristan Vukcevic and Jarace Walker for late-season impact.
The report lists specific players by position who are delivering production with added minutes.
The analysis acknowledges the NBA schedule's late-season dynamics, including injuries and rest strategies.
The piece frames Melton, Wallace, and Raynaud as practical boosts for managers facing late-season pressure.

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