2014 Western Conference Finals-Game 3-San Antonio Spurs @ Oklahoma City Thunder

[slick'81]

Let's c what pop can come up with for game 4 if their gonna take the paint away tony better be on on those jump shots

[texmich]

listening to react with Geoff sheen should be good tonight, all the drunk sad pissed and tired Mexicans from bringing back in the tv from the porch are going to so emotional during their call

[Knoxxx]

The stolen Mills 3 was a back breaker the refs went into pile on mode from there.

[downunder]

This game was chucked away but not by Mills who should have been kept on the floor; look at Green stats 3-12; Parker 4- 13

[-21-]

So bummed. I won't be able to see Game 4.

[Darius Bieber]

Yeah right. You're one of those dildos who makes a "bold" statement hoping to all that you're wrong and IF the Spurs were to "prove" you wrong you'll be here running your mouth all summer.

No hope needed, this Spurs team won't win another game this series.

[Horry Hipcheck]

Honestly let's just end the game and call it a 104-86 Thunder win.

[Southwest Texas Fan]

No they have outplayed us, but until that shot was declined we were still hanging in there. It would have been a 5-6 point game if they kept it, and it would have silenced the crowd.

[Horry Hipcheck]

No hope needed, this Spurs team won't win another game this series.

Being good at trolling requires a diversified message.

[mando6599]

This is disappointing, to say the least.

[slick'81]

Spurs in 7

[Death In June]

Trying to make that FT disparity a little less con uous in the box score?

[texmich]

no French vanilla coffee with xtr sugar and honeybun for the fatties tomorrow

[sammy]

Ibaka was not the game changer it was the refs

So true!

[mando6599]

At least I got to see another beast up close and personal this weekend when I went to see Godzilla. Good flick.

Kinda like the OKCrefs versus our Spurs 2-on-1!

[kjhip1]

beli should not see the floor next game

[benstanfield]

. Foster and Washington is a pretty deadly combination.

[Ice009]

A typical game three on the road, we have seen this before throughout the years when we went up 2-0, won quite a few of those series but still.....

The difference back then is that we had a younger Manu and Tim. I don't trust a 31 year old TP. He's nowhere near as good as those guys at the same age, yet people call out Tim and Manu, but don't get on Parker hard enough.

Tim and Manu were delivering in big games at 31. Tony Parker, what the is his excuse? The main problem is that Tony Parker simply can't deliver in the biggest games in the toughest of environments. If he can't at least play much, much better than he did tonight, Spurs are in big, big trouble.

lol as I am typing this Kerr just said the same thing. TP needs to be big in game 4, he sets the table. I'm sorry Steve, but TP ain't no Tim or Manu.

[slick'81]

Manu and tony leaving the bench

[Crookshanks]

Soooooo - will any of the TNT guys mention the 21-0 FT disparity? That's complete and utter BS - and anyone who knows basketball has to acknowledge that. It will be interesting to hear what some of the twitter feeds are saying.

[Trifecta]

I'm not going to go to NBA.com or any other news outlet because I don't want to see all the sportswriters falling all over themselves over the "Ibaka" factor, and bringing up 2012 OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN. I could take the Spurs losing a close one, but them playing like they just wanted to give this game to OKC was so frustrating. They better get their asses chewed by Pop, and they better come out swinging for game 4.

Exactly.....he will be called the next "miracle drug".....he will cure all ills!!!

[Death In June]

These calls are pissing me off now.

[01Snake]

LOL..Look at the refs calling foul after foul now for the Spurs.

[testies]

refs giving us garbage time FTs so it doesn't look bad on the stat sheet

[Horry Hipcheck]

Ya cause nothing can change by making a few hoops and getting hot right? Over six minutes left in the NBA is a lifetime!

Parker 4-13. Green 3-12. Almost nothing from Splitter or Diaw. Giving up offensive rebounds, 10 blocks, turnovers left and right. There's "what can mathematically happen" and "what's going to happen". The Spurs had absolutely no offense all night, aside from Manu's glorious first half. They couldn't overcome a 5 point deficit in the third, they weren't going to cut a deficit to 10 or fewer late in the fourth.