Oklahoma City Thunder's star-studded side suffered a serious scare in their narrow 86-85 victory over Melbourne United at Oklahoma's Chesapeake Arena this morning.
It could have been a lot worse for the hosts, but a pair of blocks by forward Josh Huestis on the last possession saved them from an embarrassing loss.
"We trusted our defence and I just happened to be in the right position to make the play," Huestis said.
The matchup was the second that Oklahoma's newly formed superteam had played together, and the first where the quadrant of Westbrook, Steven Adams, Paul George and Carmelo Anthony all spent over 25 minutes on the court.
It was a rough shooting night for the Thunder, with only 34.6 per cent of their shots finding the basket.