MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Kevin Durant insists he and Russell Westbrook arent turning their first-round series into a two-man show, even if the NBA scoring champ says they may be shooting too much. Durant and his Oklahoma City teammates agree those shots will fall. Saturday night in Game 4 would be a good time to start, or the Thunder could find themselves on the brink of playoff elimination in the opening round for the first time since 2010. "I just didnt make shots," Durant said Friday after practice. "Thats the name of the game. But I liked the way I cut, I liked the way I was aggressive. But I have to do a better job of maybe passing the ball a little bit more and also making shots. Ive got to stay confident in myself." Durant and Westbrook each scored 30 points in Thursday nights 98-95 overtime loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, combining to go 19 of 53 or a majority of the 87 shots the Thunder took. Worse, they were a chilling 4 of 21 beyond the arc with Durant missing all eight of his attempts. Thunder centre Kendrick Perkins said that wont happen again. "KD is obviously the league MVP and we expect him to be the MVP down the stretch," Perkins said. Memphis has been making Durant and Westbrook work hard for shots by crowding the paint while holding the Thunder below 40 per cent shooting in back-to-back games. Now the Grizzlies have the same 2-1 lead they had a year ago in the semifinals against Oklahoma City after consecutive overtime wins. Grizzlies coach Dave Joerger said they want to limit the easy shots and hope Durant and Westbrook miss some. "Theyre going to get them up," Joerger said. Durant and Westbrook werent alone. Oklahoma City went 5 of 28 for a chilling 17.9 per cent. That was just the seventh time in the playoffs the Thunder have shot 20 per cent or less from 3 since moving to Oklahoma City, and three came against the Grizzlies. Thunder coach Scott Brooks said the Grizzlies have been forcing them to take some of the 3s by crowding three and four players around the paint. Oklahoma City can loosen up Memphis by hitting some of those "The ones were trying to eliminate and hopefully we do that next game, are the ones that are off the dribble with the no passes. Those are the tough ones. Those are the ones that we dont want. The ones we like, and were going to have to be able to step up and make, are the ones when theyre packing the paint." Still, the Thunder, who posted the NBAs second-best record, remain confident. "Itd be different if we got blown out or we feel like we didnt have a chance to win," Westbrook said. "Were in a good place." So are the Grizzlies. They now have won four of the last six playoff games against Oklahoma City, including four straight on their home court. The Thunders lone win here in the post-season needed three overtimes in Game 4 of their 2011 semifinal. 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Instead, do feel free to complain if the roof is closed for any reason other than to allow a game to be played.Columbus, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Henrik Lundqvists 35 saves got the New York Rangers back on track with a 2-1 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena. After being shut out by the Islanders and Boston over their previous two games, the Rangers received second-period goals from Marc Staal and Chris Kreider to support Lundqvists sharp effort. Derek Stepan assisted on both markers. Scott Hartnell produced Columbus lone goal and Sergei Bobrovsky finished with 24 saves in the loss, the Blue Jackets fourth straight. Bobrovsky came up with 13 saves to keep New Yorks scoreless stretch ongoing through one period, but the Rangers finally broke out of their drought just under six minutes into the second. Stepans shot from the left circle was kicked aside by Bobrovsky, but Staal swooped in to put home the rebound for a 1-0 New York lead. The Rangers struck again just over four minutes later. Stepan hit Kreider in stride with a pinpoint pass from the neutral zone, leading to a partial breakaway that the latter finished by slipping a backhander under Bobrovskys pad. Lundqvist, meanwhile turned back 14 chances during a busy opening period and 10 more in the seecond before Columbus got on the board early in the third.dddddddddddd Ryan Johansen hit Hartnell with a crisp outlet pass from the Blue Jackets end and the veteran beat Lundqvist to the glove side while uncontested with 3:16 elapsed in the third. Bobrovsky, who stoned former Columbus captain Rick Nash just moments earlier, received the secondary assist on the goal. Lundqvist denied the Jackets the rest of the way, however, with Columbus best late opportunity a close-range shot from Johansen that was covered up with under six minutes left. New York had a would-be clinching goal from Kevin Klein with 1:26 remaining waved off for a stick above the crossbar. However, the Blue Jackets mustered just one more shot afterward. Game Notes Johansens assist on Hartnells goal extended his franchise-record point streak to 12 games, during which hes notched seven goals and seven helpers ... Stepan had sat out New Yorks 3-0 loss at Boston on Thursday due to an upper-body injury ... The Blue Jackets fell to 0-16-0 when trailing after two periods ... The Rangers are 12-1-1 in their last 14 games against fellow Metropolitan Division teams. ' ' '