Zach Lowe

And it was because they just didn't, they didn't know who was matching up with him.

And he just like walked into open space.

So that was that side of the ball.

Let's take a quick break.

And then we'll talk about where I think there were even more adjustments by the thunder on the other side of the ball.

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All right, let's talk about the Thunder defense, because I think they made even more changes on that end than they did in game one.

On the one hand, it felt like they worked in part because when Benyama did not get nearly as many shots at the rim in game one, 72 percent of his attempts were at the rim, according to cleaning the glass in game two.

31% of his attempts were at the rim.

On the other hand, the Spurs put up a better offensive rating than they did in game one by a lot.

A lot of that is just jump shooting.

They made their long twos and they made a lot more threes or they shot much better on threes.