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#3 The game was a shooting spectacle for all who had the fortune to witness it
With Westbrook at the helm, the Thunder took 114 shots throughout the night and were able to make 58 of them, bringing their conversion down to a decent 50.9% in the loss. The Spurs, on the other hand, went 56-of-99 from the field as a collective unit, good enough for a scorching 56.6% shooting night at home.
The Thunder came into this game, holding their opponents to just 33.3%(third lowest) from deep, but what transpired in the opening minutes can be deemed a stark exception.
The hosts set a franchise record for starting with 14 straight threes(breaking their previous high to start a game with 11 threes), finishing the game with 16 made-threes in total. The ever-so-rare 84.2%(16-of-19) conversion from the deep was the most OKC has allowed this season.
The Thunder shot a bearable 15-of-35(42.9%) from the distance themselves.
They have never won a game in San Antonio since December 2014.
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