Hour 1 – Wemby vs. Ohtani, SGA vs. Hartenstein
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Yep. Isaiah Thomas next hour, Patrick Ewing. He will join us in the final hour of the program. Thunder over the Spurs, 30 for SGA as the series tied at a game apiece. This feels like it's going seven, and the only way it won't is if De'Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper cannot play for the Spurs. They need to be fully assembled to beat OKC. OKC has survived without Jalen Williams for most of the season. Last night, turnovers the big key. OKC quietly plays stifling defense. Stephon Castle, you had one highlight, and that's a dunk, but you had nine turnovers and eight assists. The team had 21. OKC had nine. So those are the big numbers here. But also, when you factor in the depth that OKC has and San Antonio does not have, OKC's bench scored 57 points.
That's the most the Thunder have had in a playoff game since they relocated from Seattle. But you also see what they did with the points off turnovers. They had 27 points off turnovers. That's the fifth time this postseason they've scored at least 25 points off turnovers. This doesn't happen very often. If you go back the last 30 years, only two teams have had more games where they had points 25 or more off turnovers in a single postseason. The last time it happened, Golden State back in 2007.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:02
2
What are the key highlights from the Thunder vs. Spurs game?
10:02–12:00
3
What role does depth play in the Thunder's playoff success?
12:00–20:08
4
How do injuries impact the Spurs' chances in the series?
20:08–28:57
5
What makes Wembanyama's playing style unique in the NBA?
28:57–29:37
6
How do Victor Wembanyama and Shohei Ohtani compare as sports 'unicorns'?
29:37–50:50
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How does the conversation around MVPs differ between basketball and baseball?
50:50–52:37