The Thunder did win last night. I played that clip from Mitch Johnson.

Well, he basically was saying we weren't good enough.

Whereas Oklahoma City did what they had to do.

127, 114 in the final for a three-two series lead.

Here is Shea Gilgis Alexander.

The one thing that the reporter started the press conference with was their interior defense.

He thought that they did a good job in terms of the paint. Yeah, just execution.

The most efficient shots

around the rim. And you try to take that

away just naturally as a defense.

The better job you do that, the better

defense you are. And they were.

He said, big game for Chad Holmgren. Not a surprise

to him. Chad has all the tools

and everybody in our building and the league knows that.

He's a hell of a player.

And as a player, you're going to go through ups and downs.

I don't ever worry about Chet just because I know how much he loves the game, how much he cares.

Double, 16 points, 11 rebounds for Homgren and Isaiah Hartinstein at 12 points and 15 rebounds. Double-double. He was asked if the team came out with a greater sense of purpose. Yeah, I think we were really disappointed the way we played. I don't think we could have played any worse in game four, to be honest. So, we just wanted to come out with a little more sense

of urgency and just played better. And they did. Here he says we got the win but still lots of work to do.

We still have one more game to win and we're not going to act like we've achieved anything yet. And so

we were going to San Antonio with the same sense of urgency. Like we haven't achieved anything. To try to close it out, and then he can play his former team in the Knicks in the NBA finals. I was looking at the owner of the Portland Trail Blazers. So he's Tom Dundon. So if you're a hockey fan, you know who he is. He owns the Carolina Hurricanes. Okay.

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