Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs will take place tonight at Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, with tipoff scheduled for 8:30PM EST.
Watch on TV: TNT (check local listings for channel information)
Watch online: Watch TNT, Primo High-Definition Stream, List of Wiziwig.tv streams
Latest on the Thunder/What They’re Saying:
Game 6 Preview: Coaching adjustments define Thunder-Spurs matchup (Welcome To Loud City)
Game 6 has been good to Kevin Durant this postseason (NewsOK.com)
Thunder embracing the challenge (Official Site of the Thunder)
Latest on the Spurs/What They’re Saying:
What being up 3-2 really means (Project Spurs)
Did the Spurs' lineup change win Game 5? (Pounding the Rock)
If needed in Game 6, Joseph will be ready as always (My San Antonio)
The Rundown:
In a series where home court advantage has meant everything and blowouts have been the norm, the Oklahoma City Thunder may have a decisive advantage coming back home for Saturday night's do-or-die Game 6 with the San Antonio Spurs.
Yet, with the gamesmanship that has been taking place between Spurs' coach Gregg Popovich and OKC coach Scott Brooks, don't be surprised if it's coaching and not home court which turns the tide in tonight's contest.
"The adjustments that the coaches made were very efficient tonight," the Spurs' Boris Diaw said, via ESPN.com, after the team's 117-89 thrashing of the Thunder in Thursday's Game 5. "We tried to space the floor a little more. We came back to the way we were aggressive in the first two games. Going from good to great. That's what Pop has asked all year, that's what we've been doing all year."
Your move, Scott Brooks.
"Anything's possible," Brooks said when asked about the possibility of starting Serge Ibaka at center for extra defensive oomph. "We just have to, whoever we put out there, we just have to play better."
With a raucous partisan crowd behind them on Saturday, don't be surprised if the Thunder do just that - gifting us all with a classic Game 7 on Monday.
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