While the final score may indicate that Tuesday's game between the Thunder and Jazz went wire - to - wire, Oklahoma City actually had control of the game through the first three quarter thanks in large part to their impressive shooting from behind the arc. And, while the final box score shows them shooting an impressive 15 - of - 22 (68 percent) from long range, it is actually even more impressive than that. The Thunder opened Tuesday's contest hitting 12 of their first 12 three - point attempts. Russell Westbrook and Doug McDermott each opened the game shooting 4 - of - 4 from behind the arc, while Alex Abrines was 2 - of - 2, and both Jerami Grant and Andre Roberson hit one from downtown. Westbrook ended up missing the team's first three with just 32 seconds left in the first half, but overall, Oklahoma City managed to hit 14 of their first 15 shots from behind the arc.
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