While fans might panic and write obituaries for a possible all-time collapse of another Round 2 exit, the Oklahoma City Thunder aren't afforded the same emotional bandwidth. Playing every other day, they must move on from a frustrating 113-104 Game 3 overtime loss to the Denver Nuggets and prepare for Game 4 to avoid a 3-1 series deficit.

The morning after losing Game 3 to the Denver Nuggets, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso shared his honest take on his team’s shortcomings, facing a 2-1 deficit for the first time in the postseason.

What the Oklahoma City Thunder said about the Caruso-Wallace-Wiggins lineup that won Game 4 over Denver Nuggets.