In today's Western Conference playoff game, the Oklahoma City Thunder staged an epic comeback, overcoming a huge 29-point disadvantage and defeating the Memphis Grizzlies 114-108, leading 3-0 in the series and just one step away from advancing.

Despite trailing by 26 points in the first half, the Thunder staged a stunning comeback in the second half, completing the second-largest comeback in NBA playoff history and pushing the Grizzlies to the brink of elimination.

The first half of the game belonged to the Grizzlies, especially in the second quarter, when they opened the score to 77-51. At the beginning of the third quarter, they even had a 29-point lead, and it seemed that they were about to win the series.

However, the game suddenly changed - Grizzlies core guard Ja Morant fell heavily to the ground during a dunk at the end of the second quarter, injured his hip, and then withdrew from the game and failed to return. This scene became the turning point of the game.

"He will be further evaluated tomorrow and we will know the details then," said interim Grizzlies coach Tuomas Isalo after the game.

Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 31 points, once again showing his MVP-level dominance. Young forward Jaylen Williams also performed well, contributing 26 points and becoming the key firepower point for the Thunder's counterattack.

With the win, the top-seeded Thunder took a 3-0 lead in the series.