Logan Murdock

So you know...

San Antonio's going back, and they're figuring out, all right, if they're going to play Hartenstein on him for extended periods of time, and that's the only look we're going to get, well, here's what we're doing as a Spurs offense to get Wemby going against that particular defense.

And I thought going with the hybrid of the two tonight was a great call by OKC.

A great call, because...

You're just off balance.

You know they're going to make a move, and so you preemptively make a move, but it's not too cute either way.

You're not staying in either one for extended periods of time.

I thought it was a really kind of masterfully called game against him defensively.

He and the Spurs need to figure out a way to get in the paint.

He can't be floating around the perimeter as much as he's floating around the perimeter.

I told you I would play Isaiah on him more defensively

in game two and make him have to earn them, go down there and earn them, dog.

Like, get down there.

Get him down there with catches in areas where he can really take advantage of that size and that way.

I think points in the paint were even tonight.

The glass was even tonight.

You know, if you're going to – if OKC is going to play San Antonio even in the paint on the free throw line, that was even.

Just about all of that is even.

San Antonio is going to have a hard time beating them.

They had 70-some bench points tonight.