Which plays stood out to you?

[UZER]

There are the obvious ones...

But I think a huge shot was belis three that pushed it back to 9 with 8 to go. It was a much needed basket after a short drought when OKC was making a push.

It was also big because the team D goes down when he comes in the game so he has to hit something to have any kind of impact, otherwise it's a negative when he's on the floor. I understand he HAD to get a few minutes somewhere with Parker out.

Fishers answer 3 after greens with 5 min to go was huge for OKC.

any others from either team?

[xmas1997]

Manus' 3!

[Beaverfuzz]

Kiwi's block (actually it was a steal) closely followed by Manu's three and Fisher flopping.

[KawhiLeonard]

Danny's 4 point play

[DarrinS]

Everything Borris did

[21209]

Durant's missed 3 at 107-106 OKC. I don't even want to think what a backbreaker that would have been.

Timmy's basket that put them up 110-107 after that shot took a couple of friendly bounces off the rim.

Boris' three-pointer followed by Danny's four point play that closed the third quarter.

[100%duncan]

Westbrook's brick at the end.

[pgardn]

Duncan immediately going at Ibaka with no help in OT.

This set up much easier scoring options immediately.

Leonard's play is the obvious one though.

[boutons_deux]

OKC down 1, WestBrick MISSING the steal off Duncan.

WB fastbreak would have put OKC up 1, instead Tim put Spurs up 3, GAMEOVER.

[BillMc]

A lot of great plays, but I'll always remember Timmy vs. Ibaka "Apparently the Greatest Defensive Player in World History" in OT, and Old Man Riverwalk winning the battle. After all the talk of our supposed "fear" of Ibalka, it was heroic to watch Timmy take him down.

That and Boris and Manu playing brilliant. And Leonard's dunk and steal of Westbrook. And Danny's 4 point play. And 7 minutes of Joseph....

Okay, that's enough.

[Malik Hairston]

Plays that defined the game IMO:

- Duncan's game-clinching fadeaway in OT
- Leonard's historic(from a franchise perspective) block/steal on Westbrook
- Green's 4-point play(it was the peak of the Spurs' lead, prior to blowing the lead)
- The missed goaltend call

[spursparker9]

OKC down 1, WestBrick MISSING the steal off Duncan.

WB fastbreak would have put OKC up 1, instead Tim put Spurs up 3, GAMEOVER.

Yeah I had no idea how did Westchimp missed that steal. Timmy was damn lucky.

[weebo]

For me 3 plays that decided the game:

1) Manu's 3
2) Kawhi's steal
3) Tim's shot vs. Ibaka

[weebo]

I guess you could also add Manu's and Boris's rebounds that just sort of fell into their laps.

[.G.]

Chimp chucking up that three with two defenders on him. Bunced off the top of back board, out of bombs. What a selfish ing idiot. Hero ball vs Team play. Style vs substance.

[.G.]

Yeah, that's right, out of bombs....

[cd98]

Diaw's versatility is a secret weapon.

[cd98]

Lamar Odom was so good bc he created match up problems. Diaw does that for the Spurs.

[BillMc]

Lamar Odom was so good bc he created match up problems. Diaw does that for the Spurs.

So funny that Boris was bought out by the Bobcats....

[Walton Buys Off Me]

Ginobili three
Leonard block/steal freak play on Westbrook
Duncan roll over Jackson
Fisher crying

[LeBronWillBeTheGOAT]

There are the obvious ones...

But I think a huge shot was belis three that pushed it back to 9 with 8 to go. It was a much needed basket after a short drought when OKC was making a push.

It was also big because the team D goes down when he comes in the game so he has to hit something to have any kind of impact, otherwise it's a negative when he's on the floor. I understand he HAD to get a few minutes somewhere with Parker out.

Fishers answer 3 after greens with 5 min to go was huge for OKC.

any others from either team?

This Play Stood Out To Me :

[pgardn]

So funny that Boris was bought out by the Bobcats....

Huge steal for us.

FO excellence. The vision and skill that he has is amazing. His useage of smaller players in ISO is clinical. Fisher gave up and just hacked him 2 or 3 times. The buttage bumping that is just enough to gain ground but no offensive fouls. Then an array of shots when in range is amazing.

[UZER]

This Play Stood Out To Me :

What's a Go At?

[boutons_deux]

What's a Go At?

greatest
of
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time

[UZER]

greatest
of
all
time

I know man. I'm referring to his stupid user name.