Kevin Durant misses potential game-winner as Thunder falls to Houston Rockets
In his career, Thunder star Kevin Durant has hit one game-winner, which came during his rookie season against Atlanta.
But, really, the entire Thunder roster can look back on this one and question the effort.

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“The 16 offensive rebounds, that’s hard to overcome,” Brooks said. “And we don’t miss free throws. That’s one area that I always know we’re going to be good at. But tonight was not normal for us.”
It’s also not often you’ll see a player such as Rockets forward Shane Battier outplaying Durant. Battier scored 11 of his 18 points in the third quarter to thwart a Thunder run when it finally did muster some energy. Battier made seven of 11 shots for his point total, while Durant netted 18 points on 7-for-18 shooting.
Durant’s teammates, though, are sticking with him and will make sure his spirits remain high.
“KD is our go-to guy,” Green said. “We’re going to keep giving him the ball in those (late-game) situations. We know those shots are going to fall for him eventually. He has great looks and he can shoot over anybody. So we’re going to keep giving him the ball. We have a lot of faith in him.”
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