Okc is scary good. Spurs in seven is my best case scenario.

I'm feeling good about game 5. The same thing that happened for OKC in game 2 happened for the Spurs in game 5. They found something they can use (Blair).

Coming home, with the crowd giving them energy, and Ibaka is not going to go bat-$h!t crazy like he did in game 4. This one smells like a win for the good guys.

Then you have 2 chances to close it out. As usual in a tightly contested 7-game series, game 5 is probably the most important one.

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Hopefully, Green and Parker will play better at home too.

I don't think that Green or Parker have played particularly bad, except the OKC perimeter defense in game 3 & 4 is about the best I've ever seen. Green hasn't had as many wide-open looks as he's had throughout the playoffs. Parker just has too much of the offensive burden. He needs some help (paging Tim Duncan).

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Green has missed a fair number of his open looks. In okc everyone besides Jackson did. In the third quarter of game three, I think five different players missed open threes.

Spurs better win tonight...... I don't care who has to step up..

Their sphincter is no longer tight. KD, Westbrook, and Harden took care of that.