The Nuggets came away with a Game 3 win back at home in Denver on Friday, toppling the Thunder in overtime, 113-104. It's a major momentum shift for the series, after OKC dominated Game 2 with a 43-point win, as Denver now has absorbed that blow and still come out on top, 2-1, in the series.

Oklahoma City fell, 113-104, in overtime Friday night at Ball Arena to fall into a 2-1 hole in the Western Conference semifinals.

Jaylin Williams went from playing less than 3 minutes in Game 1 to changing the tenor of Game 2 — and maybe the tone of the Thunder-Nuggets playoff series.