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Stephon Castle Says Spurs Can’t Be as Physical as OKC on Defense, Hints at Unfair Whistle
Castle believes the Spurs can't defend the same way the Thunder do, especially when it comes to physicality. "How physical they are, we don't get that same luxury to be able to play as physical on the other end at times," Castle said. Although the Spurs try to play through it on offense, it didn't work in game 5.
By Pranay Mukherjee
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Shannon Sharpe Rips Officiating After Oklahoma City Thunder's Game 5 Win
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OKC Didn't Just Win Because of SGA's 17 Free Throws, Claims Danny Green
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Paul Pierce: Jalen Brunson Needs More Years to Catch Patrick Ewing as Greatest Knick
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