Thunder beat the Spurs 122 to 113 to even up the series at a game apiece. Sheigold is Alexander at 30 points, nine assists. He says it's one game and is just a start for us. We're going to have to get better. Tonight wasn't good enough to win the series and we know that. So we'll take the W, but we got to keep getting better. Their head coach, Mark Dagnall, nice win, pretty good. The guys did a great job. You know, we had great juice, great bounce back from a game that was obviously a very, you know, emotional, tough game, tough way to lose in game one, and did a great job tonight. Now, you guys detailed the Dylan Harper injury. The Spurs head coach is Mitch Johnson. He says injuries happen. Got to deal with it.

That's always at this time of the season in every sport, right? You have to get to the end to give

yourself a chance. And I think, again, that's why we have to continue to trust our depth and guys

have to step up. Yep, no doubt. Here was Victor Wembe Nyma, a question and answer about the Dylan Harper injury.

What was it like for you guys, especially after you lose Dylan,

and now you're down two big ball handlers with him and Fox.

What was the challenge like there?

And how did you think you guys handle it?

It's like a Minko.

No, Will. He's a man of few words, yes. And Jalen Williams leaves the game and does not return after the end of, now I'm like Minko, at the end of the second quarter. And he missed six games earlier this postseason with that hamstring. So hamstrings all around. Hamstrings all around. You get a hamstring. I get a hamstring. Everybody gets a hamstring. Everybody gets a hamstring. Now tonight at the Garden Game 2, Nick's Cavaliers, here is Mike Brown expecting another big effort from Cleveland. Kenny's a great coach, and we know that they're going to come out ready to play. Yeah, just like they did in game one.

Here was Josh Hart, a very mature answer to the question about sitting down the stretch in game one.

Yeah, obviously, that's always difficult watching it on the bench.

Obviously, I want to be out there.

I want to help my guys win, but at the end of the day, for me, I don't have an ego to it. No, just wants to win basketball games, and they're doing a lot of it. They've won eight in a row. We're watching a lot of highlights of Jalen Brunson on CBS Sports Network. A lot of conversation around James Hardin's defense or lack thereof. Here was Hardin. He made some tough ones, but we got to do a better job as a team just because it's not a one-man job. So,

you know, got to be better at that ice, but I think he made a couple of them, which you know, really got him going. Don't blame me. That's about such a James Hardin. That's, I mean, it's just not a one-man job to stop him. I mean, I understand that I was the one who was guarding him and he scored a gazillion points on me

to come back in the fourth quarter

and we were up 22 to stop him. I mean, I understand that I was the one who was guarding him and he scored a gazillion

points on me to come back in the fourth quarter and we were up 22 at seven and a half minutes ago.

It was really a team job and stopping him. So get off my ass.

God, pretty much. Uneducated basketball people, you know it's a team job.

Stop. Well, we'll see how that team job goes tonight at the garden. All right, to the baseball, so your Thornton had the weather. The Mets had a Thornton going on the mound. He's a rookie for his big league start. And while he actually did pitch pretty well, the beginning was not great. The 1-1. Abrams rocks this ball to right. Benj going back. He's on the track. He's at the wall. He jumps,

and it's done. CJ Abrams. It's a three-run home run over the high wall and right center off of

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