Nuggets vs. Thunder Game 4: Prediction, Starting Lineups, And Injuries

Denver Nuggets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Game 4: Prediction, Probable Starting Lineups, And Injury Updates (May 11, 2025)

Thunder vs Nuggets updates, including Prediction, Probable Starting Lineups, and Injury status — *Isaiah Hartenstein and Jamal Murray (Photo By Ron Chenoy/Imagn Images)*

The Denver Nuggets and the Oklahoma City Thunder will have their fourth game of the NBA semifinal series at Ball Arena on Sunday. May 11.

After a promising performance in the first-round series, the Denver Nuggets are holding their momentum in the ongoing semifinal campaign with a lead of 2-1. Despite Jokic’s struggles, the Nuggets overcame a poor offensive night fueled by Murray’s 27, Gordon’s stability and a vital 21 from injured Porter Jr. Denver’s championship experience showed in the extra period, as they dominated with an 11-2 run to secure a significant 113-104 victory.

On the other hand, after making a substantial impact in their first-round showdown, the Thunder are competing head-to-head against the Nuggets in the ongoing semifinal series. In their recent knock against the Nuggets, despite Jalen Williams’ high score of 32 points and Holmgren’s 18, the Thunder struggled in overtime, scoring only two points. However, Gilgeous-Alexander had an off night, shooting just 7 of 22 for 18 points, contributing to the team’s late-game offensive depth.

Denver Nuggets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Game 4: Prediction

Get Game 3 predictions, starting lineups, and injury updates as the Nuggets take on the Thunder in a crucial May 9, 2025 playoff clash — *Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic and Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Photo by Alonzo Adams/Imagn Images)*

Game 4 is expected to be a highly competitive matchup, representing a pivotal moment. The Thunder will rely on Shai-Gigeous-Alecxander’s aggression with his offensive firepower. Meanwhile, Nikola Jokic, despite his struggles in game 3, remains the center of dependency for the Nuggets. Moreover, Jamal Murray’s high-scoring contribution could uplift their momentum, while Jalen Williams will be another key player in the Thunder’s offensive output. The Game 4 outcome might hinge on which team can better execute in the crucial final moments.