The fourth-quarter collapse Saturday night against the Brooklyn Nets was one thing. That can’t happen against lottery-level opposition. This one was different against the Oklahoma City

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is already the MVP frontrunner, and he has added another chapter to his compelling case. With only a couple of days until the All-Star break, the Oklahoma City Thunder hosted the Miami Heat on Wednesday in a night where every team in the league played.

Miami would take a 10-point lead going into the fourth quarter where the collapse started as Oklahoma City went on a 24-0 run gave them their first lead of the entire game and they never looked back. The Heat would only score eight points in the entire final frame to conclude what was the most disappointing game of the season.