McDaniels has an improved postseason 3-point shooting percentage of 46.7%, making 7 of 15 attempts in the current series, aided by increased opportunities from corner shots and assists from Anthony Edwards.

In Game 3, the Thunder's 7-footer saw his minutes reduced to 19, with only five in the second half, as coach Mark Daigneault chose a smaller lineup, and market projections for his Game 4 point production have shifted from 8.5 to 7.5.

Williams has made two or more 3-pointers in two of the first three games of the series and has recorded at least two 3-point buckets in nine of his 14 postseason games, shooting 38.5% from deep against Minnesota.

In Game 3, Reid played 19 minutes, scoring 10 points, grabbing eight rebounds, and committing four fouls, while shooting 2 for 3 from beyond the arc after a poor start in the series, and his Game 4 projections indicate he may score around 12.9 points.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's assist projections range from 5.9 to 6.6, with market expectations favoring over 6.5 assists, while his rebounding prop total is set at 4.5, with models predicting 5.0 rebounds or higher.

In Games 1 and 2, Oklahoma City struggled with defending 3-point shots, particularly from the corners, but in Game 3, Minnesota's role players improved their shooting, and Anthony Edwards increased his assists and aggressive driving, leading to open shots for his teammates.