David West had a nice stretch early on where he made a couple of jumpers and had an authoritative block.
West's work sandwiched this great play from Manu Ginobili. Gino's been great in spots for the Silver and Black and is still a dangerous defender.
There wasn't much ball movement from the Spurs in this one and it's no surprise that they made less passes and assists than in any other game this series. Some nice passing leads to West one-on-one with Enes Kanter and a jab step is all it takes to get West a solid look.
Kawhi Leonard is ridiculous. There's no way the Thunder shouldn't have gotten some points here but Kawhi somehow manages to take the ball away and then take it the other way and get to the line as KD and Russ take their time getting back.
But that wasn't Kawhi's best steal of the night, that has to be this one where he goes superhuman and somehow snatches this out of the air. What really makes this work, though, is the nonchalant pass to Patty followed by a jersey adjustment. So fun.
Tony Parker:
Tony was great on Sunday night, hitting 10 of his 16 attempts and finishing with a team-high 22 points. Here he uses a nice change of pace to get by Serge Ibaka for an easy layup.
The Wee Frenchman had everything working and he got silly buckets to drop.
And drop. Come on...
Tony's floater was in fine form but in the last seven minutes of the game the Spurs scored only six points, five of which came from Tony. Obviously, that's not enough points.
Parker's last make of the night was this crazy layup that dropped after he absorbed some contact from Steven Adams.
Stay up, Spurs fans.