Oklahoma City Thunder and Portland Trail Blazers have both shown some inconsistency in their recent games. The home team has a 6-4 record in their last 10 games, indicating a balanced overall strength, but their recent form is not entirely stable. They defeated Atlanta Hawks 140-129, but lost to San Antonio Spurs, highlighting defensive vulnerabilities. The Thunder's offence has been strong, particularly maintaining an efficient scoring pace in the first half. Overall, although their win rate is 60%, they haven't performed well in terms of the over/under, only hitting the over in 4 of their last 10 games. Portland Trail Blazers' form has fluctuated slightly, with a 5-5 record in their last 10 games, giving them a 50% win rate. Oklahoma City Thunder's overall competitive state appears stable in this match. Their offense is relatively balanced, with a field goal percentage of 49.4% and a three-point percentage improving to 36.8%. On the defensive end, their rebounding is particularly strong, averaging 44.5 rebounds per game. Their assist ability and steals also show the team's smooth offense-defence transition, with a consistent 25.8 assists and an active 10.3 steals. Turnovers have further decreased to only 11.9 in the last 10 games, reflecting improved overall control. Over/Under: 232.5.