This road win reminds me of Game 6 W vs OKC last year

[siraulo23]

- Tim Duncan turning back the clock and carrying the offense for stretches
- Tony Parker shut down due to injury
- Spurs building a double digit lead in the 2nd half only for OKC/LAC to make a run and make it a nailbiter
- Impossible shot by Manu/Beli late in the 4th quarter
- Clutch three pointers throughout the game
- Duncan clutch shot in OT

W

[Prose]

Don't forget father duncan putting pattys head on his shoulder after the game just like he did to Manu after he made that 3

[Vash StampedE]

Yeah, the way both games played out. Also the not-feeling-good feels heading to overtime for both games, with both opponents being younger and more athletic. But the Spurs just being the very poised team that they are and Tim Duncan just being old but very reliable.

[FkLA]

- Tim Duncan turning back the clock and carrying the offense for stretches
- Tony Parker quit due to sucking
- Spurs building a double digit lead in the 2nd half only for OKC/LAC to make a run and make it a nailbiter
- Impossible shot by Manu/Beli late in the 4th quarter
- Clutch three pointers throughout the game
- Duncan clutch shot in OT

W

FIFY

But I agree. This was my exact thought during the break between OT. Gave up a big lead, looked to have lost the game in regulation, force OT and come up with clutch play after clutch play to win it.

[FlAVaK]

Another similarity:

Kawhi (nearly) had a steal like he had on the Westbrook fastbreak last year,
with just under 4 minutes left in OT against Griffin, but a foul was called...

[spursparker9]

Another difference is that Enrique had 5 days rest after that OKC game.

Now only 1 day rest.

[Uriel]

Same. I was high as after yesterday's win, and I realized I hadn't been that high after a basketball game since Game 6 against OKC.

[spursparker9]

IIRC that OKC game, Joey Crawford was the one of the refs also right ?