How about that? Russell Westbrook and Paul George carried the offense. The defense got an Alex Abrines boost. The most unlikely of comebacks saved the Thunder's season. Brett Dawson, Erik Horne, Jenni Carlson and Berry Tramel discuss the biggest comeback in Thunder history.

In an intense, hot-tempered game, Utah had the cooler heads on the court, blowing out the Thunder to take a 3-1 lead in the series. Thunder beat writer Erik Horne and columnist Berry Tramel, in Salt Lake City, and beat writer Brett Dawson, in Oklahoma City, break down a 3-1 deficit, what’s gone wrong so far and look ahead to Wednesday's Game 5.

Ricky Rubio schooled Russell Westbrook. The Thunder made some tweaks and started smoothly ... then deviated from the offensive execution of the first half. The Jazz were powered by its second-half defense and a tremendous home crowd. Brett Dawson, Erik Horne and Berry Dawson discuss the Thunder's collapse in Salt Lake City.

You thought the Thunder had it, huh? After a 19-0 third-quarter run, no one foresaw the Thunder's Big 3 putting up a big zero in the fourth quarter and the Thunder's defense cratering in the process. Some of that had to do with no Steven Adams, who battled foul trouble all game. The Thunder lost an opportunity to put the Jazz in an 0-2 hole, and Berry Tramel, Brett Dawson, Erik Horne and Jenni Carlson discuss.

Paul George exploded and the Thunder ran away from the Jazz in Game 1 of the Western Conference first round. Once the Thunder settled down, that is. Berry Tramel, Jenni Carlson, Erik Horne and Brett Dawson discuss the highs and lows of Sunday's opener.

Russell Westbrook got his record. Paul George got going. The Thunder got the No. 4 seed. It was a pretty good night for OKC in a blowout of the patchwork Grizzlies, with some help from the Portland Trail Blazers. After all the madness of the regular season, the Thunder will host a home playoff series. Berry Tramel, Brett Dawson and Erik Horne discuss and look ahead to the playoffs.

Playoffs?! No, we're not kidding you. Not only did the Thunder clinch playoff spot, it rallied back from a horrific start against Miami and finished with a dominant final seven minutes against the Heat. Brett Dawson and Erik Horne talk about the second-consecutive big win, Russell Westbrook's triple-double average chase, the growth of Jerami Grant and the playoff implications of Monday's action.

Considering the stakes, the Thunder scored its biggest win of the season in downing the top-seeded Rockets. How did the Thunder pull it off? Going blow-for-blow on offense in the first half before turning up the defense in the fourth quarter. Brett Dawson and Erik Horne discuss, and what the win sets up for the Thunder in final two games.

Russell Westbrook came to play against the Warriors. Where were the rest of the Thunder's stars? Or the bench? The Thunder now finds itself with a lost grip on where it can end up in the postseason. Brett Dawson, Erik Horne and special guest Anthony Slater of The Athletic team up for a crossover/joint podcast to discuss the always-heated matchup Tuesday and the odds of Thunder-Warriors meeting up in the playoffs.

The Thunder was desperate for a win and secured one against the Pelicans on Sunday. Just as important was the way OKC did it. Rather than flounder down the stretch, the Thunder closed. How did it happen? Erik Horne, Brett Dawson and Berry Tramel discuss.