Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Admits Spurs Punched Thunder in the Face to Start WCF Game 4

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Admits Spurs Punched Thunder in the Face to Start WCF Game 4

The Spurs took an early advantage vs. Thunder, turning up the offense and never looking back. "They (Spurs) just punched us in our face early. That’s two games in a row they’ve come out as the aggressors," SGA said. Although the Thunder managed to turn it around in game 3, the Spurs blew out the Thunder 103-82 in game 4.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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Mitch Johnson Says Victor Wembanyama Set the Tone for Spurs in WCF Game 4

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Mitch Johnson Says Victor Wembanyama Set the Tone for Spurs in WCF Game 4

Wembanyama dropped 33 points and 8 rebounds, taking over for the Spurs after a questionable WCF game 3 performance. Per Jeff Garcia, Johnson felt that Wemby set the tone for them with his aggressiveness early in game 4, including 22 first half points. This allowed the team to settle defensively, hit shots, and take control of the game, winning 103-82.

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Victor Wembanyama Says Watching Film Helped Spurs Play Elite Defense in WCF Game 4 Win

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NBA Analyst Questions Thunder’s Offensive Options Following WCF Game 4 Collapse

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NBA Analyst Questions Thunder’s Offensive Options Following WCF Game 4 Collapse

Kevin O'Connor questions who will generate offense for the Thunder in situations like their 103-82 game 4 loss, when Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is struggling. "Who’s generating offense for OKC besides SGA? Chet isn’t close to capable yet. McCain is streaky. Wallace, Dort, Caruso & everyone else is a role player," O'Connor said. He jokingly suggested the Thunder try out Nikola Topic.

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