Oklahoma City Thunder vs Phoenix Suns Prediction and Pick, NBA Betting Picks, 4-27-2026

In the fourth and final game of their series, the Oklahoma City Thunder (64-18) will be competing against the Phoenix Suns (45-37) at Mortgage Matchup Center on Monday. The Thunder will be traveling to participate in the game. OKC has a 3-0 advantage. According to the oddsmakers in Vegas, Oklahoma City is the favorite to win this encounter by a margin of ten points. The total number of overs and unders is 213.

The Thunder were victorious in Game 4, which they won by a score of 121-109 in the end. The Oklahoma City Thunder finished the game with a field goal percentage of 49.5% (45 out of 91), and they were successful in 12 of their 37 attempts from beyond the arc. With a rate of 90.5%, the Thunder were successful in converting 19 out of 21 tries at the charity stripe distance. Regarding the amount of rebounds that they collected, they racked up 43, with eight of those being offensive in nature. Furthermore, they were responsible for 23 assists during this game, while also causing the opposing team to commit 11 turnovers and stealing 6 balls. With regard to the defense, Oklahoma City allowed the other team to shoot 43.7% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 38 of 87 shots. During the competition, Phoenix had a total of 25 assists and received two steals. In addition, Phoenix had a total of 39 rebounds, with nine coming from the offensive side and thirty coming from the defensive side. By the end of the game, Phoenix had a free throw shooting percentage of 87.0%, making 20 of their 23 attempts to make free throws. In addition, they were successful in 13 of their 41 attempts from a distance. The Thunder were able to leave the arena with a total of 22 personal fouls, while the Suns were able to accumulate a total of 25 personally fouls.

During the matchup, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was one of the players who contributed to the outcome. In total, he scored 42 points, making 15 of 18 shots from the field. He was on the court for a total of 38 minutes and also grabbed four rebounds during that time. At the end of the game, Gilgeous-Alexander finished with an 83.3% shooting percentage from the field and eight assists.

This contest will be played by Oklahoma City, which has a record of 64-18 for the year in terms of wins and losses. The average number of times they turn the ball over is 12.6 per game, and as a basketball team, they incur 19.0 personal fouls per game. As a team, Oklahoma City is averaging 44.1 boards per game and has a total of 2,113 assists for the season, which places them 19th in the National Basketball Association in terms of passing offense. In terms of three-point shots, the Thunder have a 36.5% success rate (1,135 of 3,111), and they have an 81.7% success rate from the free throw line. While shooting 48.4% from the field, they have a scoring average of 119.0 points per game, which places them fifth in the league.

When it comes to defense, the Thunder are able to force 16.7 turnovers a game and draw 20.4 fouls throughout the course of the game. The percentage of shots from a distance that they allow is 36.9%, and they are rated second in the NBA in terms of the number of points that they allow per game (107.9). When it comes to defense, the Thunder are allowing their opponents to shoot at a rate of 43.7% (3,170 of 7,247), and they are also allowing their opponents to grab 45.2 rebounds per game. They have given up 2,046 assists to the opposition so far this season, which places them in fifth place in the basketball rankings for giving up assists.

In Game 3, the Suns were unable to put up much of a fight that was worth seeing. Phoenix allowed Oklahoma City to accumulate 43 total rebounds, eight of which were offensive. This is in reference to the team’s rebounding. They finished with a third-point percentage of 32.4%, making 12 of 37 shots from beyond the arc, and they concluded this game with a free throw percentage of 90.5%, making 19 of 21 shots from the line. Over the course of this match, the Suns allowed the Thunder to convert 45 out of 91 attempts from the field, which resulted in the Thunder having a 49.5% conversion rate. Upon the conclusion of this match, the Suns emerged victorious, having shot 38 shots from the field and making 87 of them, resulting in a shooting percentage of 43.7%. Regarding the three-point shots that Phoenix attempted, they were successful 13 times out of 41 times (31.7%). With a success rate of 87.0%, they were able to successfully make 20 of the free throws. During this game, the Thunder committed 22 personal fouls, which resulted in the Suns having to go to the charity stripe for a total of 23 times. The ball was turned over eleven times by them, and they were able to steal two balls during this competition. During the course of the game, the Suns were able to amass a total of 39 rebounds, which included 30 defensive rebounds and 9 offensive rebounds.

In the end, Dillon Brooks proved to be a vital player for the Suns throughout the game. The 37 minutes that Brooks spent on the court resulted in him scoring 33 points and dishing out one assist during this matchup. It was a game in which he hit 11 of 21 shots, giving him a percentage of 52.4%, and he also grabbed 7 rebounds.

At the end of this year, Phoenix has a record of 45-37. The Suns are guilty for committing 20.6 personal fouls a game, and they have a 78.1% success rate when shooting from the charity stripe. The number of assists they hand out each game is 24.6, which places them in the 28th spot in the basketball league, and the number of possessions they give up per game is 14.5. On the year, Phoenix has amassed 9,232 points, which is equivalent to 112.6 points per game, and they have averaged 43.1 boards per game. Within the National Basketball Association, the Suns are rated 28th in terms of offensive execution, as they are connecting on 45.5% of their shots from the floor.

The Phoenix defense enables 34.7% of their opponents to make shots from a distance (998 of 2,876), yet their opponents are successful in 78.5% of their free throw attempts while they are attacking. In basketball, they have given up 25.1 assists and 43.7 total boards per game, which places them seventh and fifteenth, respectively, in the rankings. The Suns have a defensive rating of 111.1 points per game, which places them sixth in the NBA in terms of points allowed per game. During each game, they are able to cause 16.3 turnovers and have allowed teams to shoot 47.0% from the field, which is the 15th highest percentage in the NBA.