The Oklahoma City Thunder have been performing strongly at home recently, securing two consecutive victories. Their offensive capabilities are substantial, averaging 122.5 points per game. They maintain a high level of competitiveness when facing away teams. Defensively, the Thunder have allowed an average of 109.7 points per game against visiting teams this season, slightly below their overall average, indicating their adaptability to unfamiliar environments. In terms of first-half performance, the Thunder average 62.1 points per game at home, demonstrating consistent offensive firepower. Conversely, the Portland Trail Blazers have shown signs of fatigue on the road, with a poor record of only three wins and five losses over the past two months. Their offensive production has notably declined, averaging only 117 points per game with a lower field goal percentage, particularly after consecutive defeats. Defensive issues have also surfaced, with their defensive efficiency falling below previous levels. However, the team has maintained relatively stable tactical execution during away games, especially during the mid-game period. This match represents a critical juncture for the team to reverse their recent slump, necessitating tactical adjustments to counter the home team's offensive strengths. The outcome hinges on their ability to neutralize the Oklahoma City Thunder's offensive advantage. NBA Oklahoma City Thunder/Portland Trail Blazers 01-01 09:00 Match Direction: 233.5, Under