Kevin Martin lost his touch

Kevin Martin was 0-of-5 on catch-and-shoot jumpers in Game 5, and has made 6-of-25 (24 percent) in the series. Martin led the team in efficiency on catch-and-shoot jumpers during the regular season, averaging 1.26 points per play while shooting 43.7 percent.

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Thunder struggle inside

NEXT LEVEL: Oklahoma City made 11-of-26 field goals attempted inside of five feet with only one coming from a guard (Kevin Martin). The Thunder shot 42.3% inside of five feet, the third worst for any game this season. Russell Westbrook averaged four made baskets per game from this distance.

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Tom Haberstroh weighs in on why dealing James Harden did not put the Thunder on the road to ruin.

Thunder role players step up in clutch

The Thunder scored 14 points on 4-of-7 shooting in clutch time (last 5 minutes, score within 5 points), with scoring from 5 different Thunder players. During the regular season, Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant combined to score 77.6 percent of Oklahoma City's points in clutch time. But on Wednesday, it was jumpers from Thabo Sefolosha and Serge Ibaka that put the game away.

Shelburne: Thunder's growth shows in repelling Rockets

The Rockets went small in Game 2 and nearly had a big payoff. But OKC finds a way to win, writes Ramona Shelburne.

Martin (back) is slated to take the court for Sunday's Game 1 against the Rockets, The Oklahoman reports.

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