NBA Playoff Sunday discussion
Today is Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals. The Oklahoma City Thunder are at San Antonio Spurs. 8:30 p.m. ET watch it on NBC (WRC-TV) or Peacock. OKC leads 2-1. Enjoy the game!
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Today is Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals. The Oklahoma City Thunder are at San Antonio Spurs. 8:30 p.m. ET watch it on NBC (WRC-TV) or Peacock. OKC leads 2-1. Enjoy the game!
While we wait to see who comes out on top between the Thunder and Spurs, Joe Mazzulla must already be scheming on how to beat the future Western Conference champs.
It’s not time to play harder or make a few tweaks. Winning now requires nothing short of a major shift in tactics.
Edwards exchanged hugs and handshakes with Spurs players and coaches with eight minutes remaining in the game.
How to watch Game 4 of the Western Conference finals between the Spurs and Thunder tonight.
It's an 8 p.m. tipoff on NBC and Peacock.
The Spurs legend treated fans in anticipation of the holiday weekend.
San Antonio will look to tie the series in front of their home crowd.
Also, can the Spurs stay afloat in the non-Wembanyama minutes.
Jalen Williams was out for Game 3. Now Ajay Mitchell is out for Game 4.
It's tempting, but the San Antonio Spurs will not play Victor Wembanyama every minute of regulation against Oklahoma City even as they trail the Thunder 2-1 in the Western Conference finals. Instead, San Antonio has to find a way to play better when Wembanyama rests because Oklahoma City is dominating when the 7-foot-4 star from France is on the bench. The Thunder are two wins away from returning to the NBA Finals with Game 4 on Sunday in San Antonio.
OKC outscored the Spurs bench by 53 points.
Injured Spurs guards De'Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper are both expected to play Sunday in Game 4 of the Western Conference finals, coach Mitch Johnson said.
That escalated quickly.
"I was just like, 's***, let me go and congratulate these boys, because I ain't trying to be kiking with you all after you all whooped my a**."
Who is the man that would risk his neck for his brother Stephon (Devin!) We can dig it
McCain poured in a playoff career-high 24 points in San Antonio on Friday night, sparking a Game 3 win over the Spurs that gave Oklahoma City a 2-1 series lead.
Contributions were few and far between
Duke fans knew that Philadelphia made a mistake letting Jared McCain go, but Oklahoma City was glad to snatch him up, and on Friday, that decision paid off big time for the Thunder. McCain scored 24 off the bench, outscoring San Antonio’s bench by himself, 24-18, pacing OKC to a 123-108 win. It was much […]
Oklahoma City’s bench outscored San Antonio’s 76-23, including 15 points by Alex Caruso.