NovU wrote:Even in in OKC's 2 losses, I was surprised to see how they keep their poise and make a run when they're down like that, especially with young guys as a core, thought they'd be self destructive
benji wrote:shadowgrin wrote:The Thunder should continue abusing the match-up of Westbrook against Fisher.
Which team with a halfway decent point guard would this not apply to?
shadowgrin wrote:What made you think that? That young core got to 50 wins in the regular season in a conference where all the playoff teams have 50 wins or greater.
Phil89 wrote:James Harden with 15 points, stepping up as Durant has been rather quiet offensively.
Westbrook showing his athleticism. That dunk early on was awesome, though the way he swung on the ring it could've ended up injured like Bogut.
hova- wrote:As you mentioned it's a bit risky, but I'd do it when it counts most, too. Sefolosha is a great wing defender, I think he can guard the drive way better than Durant. But on these post up moves by Kobe, it's really nice to have a long, agile KD on him. Still, very risky. Foul trouble is so costly in Playoffs. In my opinion Dallas lost their last game because Dirk sat almost the entire 1st quarter after two early silly fouls. He could not find his shot after that and ended up like 5-17.
Thunder can get one win (maybe in their home), but i think that's it. Lakers will win game 4, so as game 5 (which they must to avoid a lower chance of winning in game 6 at oklahoma). well, let's see.. i hope artest will limit durant.
shadowgrin wrote:Since you were the only one present and multiple posting in this thread a while back....
The EDIT button. It is your friend.
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