SGA, Thunder Amaze NBA fans with a rush in a blowout victory against Nikola Jokic, Donner

The WESTERN Conference's top seeds is on the board in the second round.

The Oklahoma City recovered with a blowout from 149-106 against the Denver Nuggets in game 2 in the Paycom Center on Wednesday in the Paycom Center to even take over the series on one piece.

It was the exact reaction that was needed after Aaron Gordon amazed the crowd with a winner in the last seconds of game of game 1. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the way with 34 points, eight templates and four rebound to 11 out of 13 as one of eight Thunder players in double numbers.

Chet Holmgren (15 points and 11 rebounds) and Jalen Williams (17 points, seven assists and four rebounds) also played well to support, while the MVP candidate Nikola Jokić could not keep up with 17 points, eight rebounds and six assists.

Social media had a lot of love for the efforts of Oklahoma City:

It would have been easy for the thunder to play firmly and to force the problem in view of the pressure from which they were confronted when they tried to avoid a 2-0 hole against a team with championship trunk tree. Instead, they came out with a feeling of urgency and jumped through the first quarter to a command of 24 points.

Gilgeous-Alexander looked like the MVP while attacking the lane and relieved, Holmgren stretched out the ground, and the team shot as a whole 71.4 percent of the field with sales in an offensive attack.

And after these first 12 minutes it didn't stop.

Okc wrote history and was the first team to ever score 87 points in the first half of a post -season game. All five starter and Aaron Wiggins were in double -digit figures by break, while the defense ensured that members of Jokić's side line -up like Michael Porter Jr. and Christian Braun never found their shooting blow.

The topic of the second round to this point was a dramatic comeback that was completely exhibited in game 1 of this series.

But this time there would be no comeback.

Gilgeous-Alexander continued to slide past the defense while organizing a show with a mixture of midrange, silky smooth swimmers and even a dark. Holmgren also put his double-double grinding, and the only question for a large part of the third quarter was how long it would take for both teams to make their starters and turn their attention to game 3.

Jokić gave the answer himself by polluted in the third quarter, while the other headlining names did not play in the fourth.

The chances are good that these starters will be longer if the series shifted to Denver on Friday 3.