Well, I, for one, am extremely pleased that we are going to have at least six games of Thunder versus Spurs.

And I was kind of depressed as I told you guys, thinking that the Spurs with the state of Deeran Fox and Dylan Harper might not have it, just might not be able to score well enough in this series.

And then the A.J. Mitchell news came down, a soleus strain for him.

And that's not a great sign, certainly with the calf.

You know, it's probably even harder to play on,

especially when it's the soleus rather than the gastroaract,

the belly of the muscles.

So he's out, I would say, for the foreseeable future,

certainly in this series.

And perhaps that is the straw that's going to break the camel's back of this OKC death, particularly offensively.

So that is a huge aspect to this.

But also I would just say that the spurs, Victor Weminiama, the coaching staff, the defense, the wings, they just came in and played a much better basketball game tonight.

Over the years, we have talked about the Thunder as being sharks and how special they are

defensively, making the other team get off balance and forcing turnovers and getting transition.

And I thought that the biggest story of game four

was the Spurs out sharking the Thunder.

There were so many situations,

and we'll get into the player availability and all that

that contributed.

But I think that the Spurs did a lot

that was not just the Thunder absences.

They were attacking dribbles.

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