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But you know what? When you get the job done, game one, you can do whatever the hell you want in game two.

You went there to steal home court, San Antonio got it done, and now we just get back to a game three there in San Antonio and see whether or not this series turns into something.

So last night felt like a little bit more of what we've seen from OKC.

It just, it looks like Wembe's the best player on the floor, but Oklahoma City so deep, even when

Jaylon Williams goes out with a hamstring, which apparently that's

going to be something he's just going to carry with him and probably not, most likely not going

to see him rest of this series.

Who knows maybe the rest of the playoffs is he reagravated it.

But Oklahoma City just comes in waves and their bench feels deeper.

And it just seems like unless Wemby has an all world game like he did the other night,

San Antonio is going to be up against it against that bench.

I think that's going to be the most difficult part is if you are the spurs,

you've got to look for multiple people to step up.

And I feel like they kind of did last night.

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