With their season on the line, the Houston Rockets showed their toughness and resilience to even the Western Conference Finals at 2-2 with a remarkable win over the Golden State Warriors.The Rockets secured a hard-fought 95-92 victory in a thrilling encounter at Oracle Arena that went down to the wire.It was Houston's first postseason win on the road against the Warriors and they also ended the defending champions' record 16-game home winning streak.They got huge performances from their All-Star backcourt tandem of James Harden and Chris Paul as they combined for 57 points on the night.Harden finished with a game-high 30 points on 11-of-26 shooting and came up big when his team needed him the most.The MVP favourite scored 24 of his points in the first half and played a huge role in a second-quarter explosion by the Rockets.They outscored the Warriors 34-17 in the period and Harden was one of the main catalysts for this huge run.

He went off on the offensive end and also produced the play of the night with arguably the best dunk of the playoffs.

After dribbling past Kevon Looney, the shooting guard drove to the basket and threw down a vicious one-handed dunk all over Draymond Green.

The play happened right in front of the Rockets bench and his teammates were off their seats in excitement.

The best reaction definitely came from TNT analyst and former NBA star Chris Webber on the commentary as he perfectly summed up the moment by repeatedly yelling, "Oh!"

As you'd expect, this monster dunk also sent Twitter crazy which led to some great reactions.

The slam was incredible but it was somehow made better by the fact that it came against Green, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year who very rarely gets put on a poster in this manner.

This ignited the Texas-based outfit in the second quarter and thanks to their victory, it'll be shown on a highlight reel for days.

Harden was scorching hot in the first half but went ice cold after the interval as he only contributed six points in the final 24 minutes.

But he was lucky that his fellow guard Paul picked up the slack as he finished with 27 points and made big plays on both ends of the floor.

Houston has now reclaimed home-court advantage in the series and will have all the momentum going into a pivotal Game 5 back at the Toyota Center on Thursday night.

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