The Thunder have a chance to secure its spot in Round 2. The Cavaliers and Clippers can get to the doorstep of the second round. And the Rockets-Warriors winner is going to have control of their matchup.

Those are the headlines going into a quadruple-header of NBA playoff games on Saturday: The Thunder can sweep their series with a win at Memphis, the Cavs can take a 3-0 lead over the Heat, the Clippers will aim for a 3-1 edge when they play host to the Nuggets and the nightcap is a Rockets-Warriors matchup in San Francisco with those teams tied at 1-1.

And there are some injury worries, particularly for the Grizzlies and Warriors. Grizzlies guard Ja Morant, who is listed as doubtful, took a bad fall that knocked him out of Game 3 against the Thunder with a bruised hip — and helped contribute to the Thunder rallying from a 29-point deficit. Warriors forward Jimmy Butler, who is listed as questionable, also is dealing with the aftereffects of a fall that knocked him out of Game 2 in Houston.

“I never want to see anybody get hurt. I hope he’s OK,” Thunder coach Mark Daigneault said of Morant. “You want everybody to be at full strength. He’s a great competitor.”

The Thunder were 0-95 in games where they trailed by at least 27 points — until Thursday.

“Never surprised. Always impressed,” Daigneault said. “They just feel an unbelievable responsibility to one another.”

Cavaliers up 2-0 on Heat: The Heat did a lot of things right in Game 2 — teams in playoff games were 76-0 all-time when scoring at least 112 points, making 16 3s, shooting 50% or better from the field and holding their opponent to under 50% shooting. The Heat did all that and lost Game 2 anyway, simply because of the Cavs’ barrage of 3-pointers and Donovan Mitchell’s ability to make huge plays down the stretch to fend off the Heat.

Thunder up 3-0 on Grizzlies: The Thunder will have a chance to be the first team to reach Round 2 of the playoffs, plus can finish off a first-round sweep for the second consecutive year after ousting the Pelicans 4-0 last season. The 14.5-point spread, assuming it doesn’t move before game time, would be the largest according to BetMGM Sportsbook for any road team in a playoff game over the last decade.

Clippers up 2-1 on Nuggets: The Clippers trailed 26-19 after 9 minutes of Game 1 — and outscored the Nuggets 98-57 the rest of the way. Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray had 37 of those final 57 points for the Nuggets while their teammates combined to shoot 7-for-37 and score only 20 points in those 39 minutes. That is all an obvious credit to the Clippers’ defense, which has been an overlooked story all season.

Rockets, Warriors tied 1-1: Warriors forward Jimmy Butler’s injury status is the big question going into Game 3. And if he plays, can he be effective? The Warriors still have the upper hand in the series after getting a split of Games 1 and 2 in Houston and now come home to Chase Center — where they are 16-4 in playoff and play-in games. The Rockets are only 2-8 in that building.