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Welcome everybody to PropPoints. Jeff Erickson here with Nick Whalen. We are with RotoWire.com. We have got a basketball heavy show for you. We've got a Game 7. The series that we're looking forward to the most, we're going to get seven games out of it. We will talk about what happened last night. We'll start taking a look ahead to Saturdays Game 7. Should be fun about that.

We'll do a little play at or pass it with player props from Game 7. Justin Termini is going to join us. And then we're going to talk a little baseball. We'll do Dinger Friday, our best bets, both Nick's best best for basketball and mine for baseball. Lots to talk about here. As always, you can join us on the download Prop Points

podcast if you can't catch us live streaming. Wherever you listen to your podcast, whether it's

Apple, Spotify, or anywhere else. Nick, right away, the Spurs got off to a great start in Game

7 held on, dominant all the way through in this one here. Really impressive performance by the Spurs.

We willed it into existence.

We got our Wemby dominant performance there, although barely got to the over on those

points props just because you didn't play much in the fourth quarter.

That's the thing, Jeff.

And look, I was talking with you and Michael Cohen last night and,

you know, we got off to a hot start with some of the props we were on, you know, Stefan Castle.

We had the, the over six and a half assists. He has five in the first quarter. And of course, that one ended up working out. You know, if you were on Wembe and Yama last night, that ended up working out SGA obviously struggled. But, you know, the Spurs came out so hot that, you know, you started to think, okay, if this game gets away from them and all of a sudden, you know, it's like a 20 point spread at the half, you know, all these, these great starts prop wise could end up being erased if some of these guys only end up playing, you know, 25, 26 minutes. But look, I will say this. It goes down as a really disappointing showing, of course, from OKC.

They end up getting crushed. We'll talk about kind of what this means for the larger scope of the series in a moment.

But this could have gotten out of hand earlier, if we're being honest, because the Spurs came out scorching hot in the first quarter.

We've talked a lot about their struggles from beyond the arc in this series. But it was OKC who went one for six from three in the first quarter. Spurs come out and hit eight threes right away. So they lead by double digits. You felt like, all right, you have to make a run to start the second if you're OKC. And they did exactly that. You know, they got it down to single digits. It was only seven at the half. I tweeted last night. It felt like the Spurs. If you were watching this game without a scorebug, just seeing how it played out,

you would think, man, they got to be up 15 right now. But you got to tip your cap to Case and Wallace. One of the few Thunder players who actually showed up last night had so huge, huge threes. But, you know, the big thing that jumped out to me, Jeff, and this, of course, continued into the second half when the Spurs went on that crazy run.

The Thunder just could not string stops together. Even when they started to get some shots to fall in that second quarter, they'd get one stop. They couldn't do it again. You know, the spurs were just so consistent on the offensive end. even once those three started to dry up a little bit as the game went along.

You know, I thought San Antonio did a much better job getting to the rim, but really where this game was one, Jeff, because I thought OKC was in a pretty good spot coming out of the half. You know, Spurs played about as well as they could to start the game. It's only a seven point game. You survived that, that initial avalanche. This was a 72, 64 game with eight minutes

and 23 seconds left in the third quarter, an eight point game. OKC did not score. We're

not talking field goals. Did not score until the 55 second mark in the third quarter, almost

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