OKC's Efficiency Survives Indiana's Extra Chances

Oklahoma City won 114-112 in overtime despite being outrebounded 63-39 and giving up 19 offensive rebounds. OKC offset those disadvantages by shooting 48% from the field and 36% from three, compared with Indiana's 43% and 30%, while committing 12 fewer turnovers. After Indiana took a 105-104 lead in overtime, OKC answered with a lead-changing three at 1:57 and ultimately held on for the two-point win.

Primary win factorTurnovers

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