Given a chance to prove that there is life after Serge Ibaka and that their Game 1 flub was an off-night, Oklahoma City crashed to a 112-77 defeat against the San Antonio Spurs last night.
If Kevin Durant wants to add an NBA ring to his MVP crown, he and his team-mates need a miracle.
They got one two years ago when they trailed the Spurs 2-0 before bouncing back to steal the 2012 Western Conference Finals series.
On the basis of last night’s performance, a repeat seems unlikely.
Tony Parker scored 22 and Danny Green chipped in with seven three-pointers as the Spurs romped to a 35-point win on their home court.
Game 3 is in Oklahoma City on Sunday night.
NBA Playoffs
Saturday
Indiana Pacers @ Miami (Sunday 1.30am Irish time – series tied 1-1)
Sunday
San Antonio Spurs @ Oklahoma City Thunder (Monday 1.30am Irish time – San Antonio lead 2-0)
The Spurs trounced the Thunder by 35 points last night - so is it game over for Durant and OKC?
IT’S GETTING WORSE for the Thunder, not better.
Given a chance to prove that there is life after Serge Ibaka and that their Game 1 flub was an off-night, Oklahoma City crashed to a 112-77 defeat against the San Antonio Spurs last night.
If Kevin Durant wants to add an NBA ring to his MVP crown, he and his team-mates need a miracle.
They got one two years ago when they trailed the Spurs 2-0 before bouncing back to steal the 2012 Western Conference Finals series.
On the basis of last night’s performance, a repeat seems unlikely.
Tony Parker scored 22 and Danny Green chipped in with seven three-pointers as the Spurs romped to a 35-point win on their home court.
Game 3 is in Oklahoma City on Sunday night.
NBA Playoffs
Saturday
Sunday
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