Thunders @ Cavs Game Threadz

[maroonbells]

Thanks for the rundown. Luckily for OKC, Westbrook coming back will help the bench and rotations will shorten come playoff time, making depth less of a glaring issue.

Love watching that Dion/Delly backcourt work together. They give the team toughness.

Not just Westbrook, they have Thabo and Perkins to come back to the starting squad which can then move Adams and Roberson/PJIII back to the bench squad.

[Cowboy Thunder]

OKC was down 25-21 after the first quarrter then absolutely dominated the next 2.5 quarters. Led by as many as 24 with about 6-7 minutes to go in the 4th (Durant and the rest of the starters had sat the entire 4th up until that point and through the next part...) but the bench nearly blew the lead and the Cavs cut it to 5 -- 97-92 -- with about 2:00 to go. Durant and the starters came back in, Durant hit some FTs after Cleveland started intentionally fouling, and OKC held on for the win. Dion played great and so did Delladova. Durant was just Durant (had 30-8-5 through 3 quarters) which was just too much for a depleted Cavs team.

Awesome.


Hate to admit it, but I watched March Madness at a bar all night. Didn't catch a lick of the thunder. Old flames die hard. College hoops

[aj1987]

Just adding to his case for MVP.

No need to add anymore. Unless he absolutely stinks it up and averages like 20 PPG for the rest of the season. KD's winning the MVP.

EDIT: Oh, and if LeBron goes HAM and drops 40 PPG for the rest of the season, which is impossible.

[DukeDelonte13]

another good game against a good opponent.

[dabigbaws]

another good game against a good opponent.

ya'll got blown out