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Suns vs OKC Game 4: Predictions & Where to Watch the Pivotal Game

The Phoenix Suns’ season hangs by a thread as they enter Game 4 of their first-round series against the Oklahoma City Thunder. They have their backs against the wall, facing a 0-3 series deficit. Tonight’s game could be their final game of the season.

Leading the way offensively for the Suns has been Dillon Brooks. He has averaged 27 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per game in the postseason.

Here are Game 4 predictions, odds, where to watch the game, and some highlights from the first three games of this first-round NBA playoff series.

OKC vs Suns Game 4: Predictions, Odds & More

OKC has been having a field day with the Suns so far in this series. They have averaged 120 points per game so far. Additionally, OKC is winning by an average of 20 points per game.

Game 4 Predictions: OKC vs Suns

Covers.com has OKC heavily favored in this match-up, with an 81 percent chance of winning the game and the series. That leaves the Suns with a 19 percent chance of keeping their series alive.

Justin Martinez of The Oklahoman predicts that OKC will wrap up their first-round series against the Suns with a 123-110 victory. Martinez believes that OKC is simply a better team and that they will be able to overcome whatever the Suns throw at them tonight.

Stats Insider runs a predictive model to determine the outcome of NBA games. Their model has given OKC an 81 percent chance of defeating the Suns and moving on to the next round. This model predicts a final score of 112-to-102.

Heavy Prediction: Unless Dillon Brooks can throw enough three-pointers to give the Suns the edge, OKC should walk away from this contest with the game and the series.

Game 4 Odds & Bets

BetMGM has the over-under set at 213.5 points for tonight’s game. Additionally, OKC is the favorite at -500 odds, while the Suns are +375.

Where to Watch Game 4 of the Suns vs OKC NBA Playoffs Series

Game 4 will be broadcast at 9:30 PM Eastern Time. The game can be watched on Peacock and the NBC Sports Network in the USA.

Viewers in Canada can watch the game on TSN, Sportsnet, and NBA TV. Fans in India can stream the game for free on the NBA channel on YouTube.

How Things Went in Games 1, 2, & 3

Here is a summary of how events have transpired during the first three games of the series. Included are the final scores and the player who had the most points, three-pointers, assists, rebounds, and steals during each game.

OKC vs Suns Game 1

• Final Score: 119 to 84 (Thunder Wins)
• Most Points: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, 25
• Most 3-Pointers: Dillon Brooks, Rasheer Fleming, Ajay Mitchell, Isaiah Joe (3)
• Most Assists: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, 7
• Most Rebounds: Oso Ighodaro, 9
• Most Steals: Jaylin Williams, 4

OKC vs Suns Game 2

• Final Score: 120 to 107 (Thunder Wins)
• Most Points: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, 37
• Most 3-Pointers: Dillon Brooks, 5
• Most Assists: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, 9
• Most Rebounds: Isaiah Hartenstein, 10
• Most Steals: Cason Wallace & Alex Caruso, 3

Game 3 OKC vs Suns

• Final Score: 121 to 109 (Thunder Wins)
• Most Points: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, 42
• Most 3-Pointers: Dillon Brooks, 4
• Most Assists: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, 8
• Most Rebounds: Collin Gillespie, 10
• Most Steals: Cason Wallace, 2