Warriors vs. Thunder 2016 live stream: Time, TV schedule and how to watch Game 4 online

The Oklahoma City Thunder hit the Golden State Warriors with a sledgehammer in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals, putting the defending champs on the ropes heading into Game 4 on Tuesday night. The Thunder will have the momentum and home crowd on their side as they look to take a 3-1 series lead, but count out the Warriors at your own peril.

Golden State will have Draymond Green at its disposal after the NBA decided not to suspend Green for his kick to Steven Adams' groin in the second quarter of the Thunder's 133-105 Game 3 shellacking. Even so, Green's presence won't mean much if he's not significantly better in Game 4.

Russell Westbrook was the catalyst of the Thunder's high-powered show, recording 30 points, 12 assists and eight rebounds. Westbrook got out and ran at nearly every opportunity, helping Oklahoma City rack up 29 fast-break points.

Kevin Durant enjoyed a dominant performance as well by scoring 33 points on 10-of-15 shooting. Both Dion Waiters and Andre Roberson chipped in 13 points, with Roberson knocking down three three-pointers for the second time in the last four playoff games after never hitting three treys in an NBA game in his career.

The Warriors were in a similar situation twice last postseason, but these Thunder are a different beast than last year's Memphis Grizzlies and banged-up Cleveland Cavaliers. Green, Stephen Curry and Co. are going to have to dig deep to change their fortunes.