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The Thunder just look like the better team. The only game that San Antonio looked better was game 2.
Beautiful Dunk. One of the best in-game dunks I've seen. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/8pun5sBzHN8"...
Some fans and analysts were so wrong to write off the Thunder after game 2. I picked the Thunder in 7. Let's see if they can win on the road.
Could T-Mac do what Durant did tonight. I don't think so, not even in his prime. And oh, that's right, T-Mac never made it to this far in the...
Game Over. That Harden 3 was the nail to cuffin. *not going out on a limb :)
DURRRRRRRRRANNNNNNNT +10 Clutch
Where's Thabo? I hope Scott Brooks is not thinking about finishing the game without him.
Yes. That's what makes this series so great. This is a classic matchup of youth and talent vs. age and wisdom.
Harden still has a lot of growing up to do (as far as his game). People who think he is a franchise player are way off.
Harden and Westbrook are playing like garbage.
Are there a lot of Spurs fans on this board? 'Cause the Thunder are playing great and this thread is dead.
Interesting: every Thunder player has more shot attempts than KD!!!
How come no one is making a video compilation of Thabo Sefolosha from game 3?
Call me crazy but I believe the Thunder could have and should have won all 3 games.
Sefolosha is wearing Parker like a globe tonight.
LOL The refs finally make a few calls against the Spurs :D
I can't remember if Tony Parker missed a mid-range jumper tonight. He is unguardable if he is making his jumpshot. I thought the Thunder played...
Than Ginobili 3 was the nail to the cuffin.
Brooks should have subbed Thabo for Fisher.
The Thunder are playing really long on defense right now. But imagin Thabo coming in for Fisher. They would become extremely long...
