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About the same score as game one from a couple years ago right?
****Western Conference Finals - Spurs vs. Thunder****
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About the same score as game one from a couple years ago right?
No James Harden or Ibaka though.
It would be hard imagining the Thunder holding the Spurs under 110 this series.
And the difference without Ibaka there for the Thunder is staggering on the defensive end.
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And the difference without Ibaka there for the Thunder is staggering on the defensive end.
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This is the Spurs Fifth straight double digit win at home! Peaking at the right time.
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About the same score as game one from a couple years ago right?
No James Harden or Ibaka though.
Screw Harden, but yeah obviously no Inaka hurts
It was a joke anyway, and the score was closer to game two
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Screw Harden
1-0
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About the same score as game one from a couple years ago right?
No. In 2012 SA beat OKC in g1 101-98. They won g2 120-111.
So neither of SA's wins in that series was particularly dominant.
Y'all got lucky. Ibaka out all series. Durant and Westbrook are now limping. We shall see
Yep. The Lakers got lucky in 2000 with Duncan out. So what?
winning
that move by kawhi is just plain nasty
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About the same score as game one from a couple years ago right?
No. In 2012 SA beat OKC in g1 101-98. They won g2 120-111.
So neither of SA's wins in that series was particularly dominant.
I believe our garbage time offense was more proficient back then
Manu with the pit check
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Y'all got lucky. Ibaka out all series. Durant and Westbrook are now limping. We shall see
Last year Parker's hamstring injury in G3 of the finals cost SA a title. This year, it looked like his injury against Portland might cost SA another shot. Hell it still might. No idea if it'll flare up again.
It takes a lot of luck to win it all. The injury bug, a miracle shot, whatever, these can all strike at any moment. You have to assemble a good team and bang away year after year and hope that the stars align at some point. For some, it never does. Just the way it goes.
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Manu with the pit check
I like that that is what you notice about the gif.
Guitarsoup get nasty!
Ibaka 100% out for playoffs just like what they said
66 points in the paint and 28 assists tonight. Chuck kept saying at halftime that San Antonio wouldn't continue to shoot 61% for the game; while he was technically correct, the Spurs shot 57% overall and 52% from distance. Not hard to have a ridiculously high shooting percentage when you're getting layups and kick outs for wide open 3s.
Most important numbers for San Antonio IMO is only 9 turnovers and OKC only managing 11 fast break points. Durant and Westbrook are basically impossible to stop in transition, but in the half court we successfully forced them into a ton of contested midrange jumpers.
Most important numbers for San Antonio IMO is only 9 turnovers and OKC only managing 11 fast break points. Durant and Westbrook are basically impossible to stop in transition, but in the half court we successfully forced them into a ton of contested midrange jumpers.
Holy smokes! The barkley don't know chica! Aye caramba!
dp someone gif her now
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I'm fairly happy with the way the defense performed. They gave up a handful of open jumpers in the second half, but for the most part they made the Thunder work for it. Offense was sharp. As predicted, Perkins/Collison/Adams can't protect the rim from the Spurs. Lots of open runs into the lane that turned into layups and threes.
OKC rely too much on their top 3. Now, with those top 3 they might be the best starting unit in the league with Miami. But deep in the playoffs you usually need depth. San Antonio is built for this. We lost Parker during the season but we always filled the gap.
I still don't like this match up if Ibaka was in... Not sure we would win it... But it happens and we might put the woopin on OKC given the situation.
I still don't like this match up if Ibaka was in... Not sure we would win it... But it happens and we might put the woopin on OKC given the situation.
OK, so Durant and Westbrook go for 65 points a game. That means Perk, Collison, Sefalosha, Adams, Reggie Jackson and Fish have to score 50 to win.
Not sure I see that happening more than once.
Not sure I see that happening more than once.
Didn't realize Parker had 12 assists. Very quiet double double for that guy!
Chuck is right on the girls. 2 hot chicks don't make a city
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