Third quarter – Thunder 75, Spurs 71: The Spurs made up ground late in the third quarter with DeJuan Blair in the game. The Thunder led the Spurs 68-53 with 5:31 left in the quarter. The Spurs outscored the Thunder 18-7
None of the Spurs are reprising the famous timeout call to arms from coach Gregg Popovich during Game 2, but they are noting that an attitude change is necessary heading into Game 4 of the Western Conference final tonight against the Thunder at
San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan (21) posts up against Oklahoma City Thunder's Kendrick Perkins (5) during the first half of game four of the NBA Western Conference Finals in Oklahoma City, Okla. on Saturday, June 2, 2012.
By Jeff McDonald. OKLAHOMA CITY — A Swiss, a Frenchman, a Congolese and an Argentine all walk onto a basketball court. What sounds like the setup to a bad joke was actually the defensive recipe Oklahoma City coach
The Spurs had one of their worst playoff rebounding games in the Gregg Popovich era in their 109-103 loss to Oklahoma City. San Antonio notched only 31 rebounds in the game. They didn't produce their first offensive
