The Thunder came into game 2 with a defensive switching scheme that the Warriors skewered.
I'm usually someone who enjoys being proven right. It's nice to see validation that something I said was accurate. In this case, however, I really wish it wasn't. In the film study after game 1, I started out the article by saying "Although the game was generally a success on the defensive end, there were some concerning things in addition to the encouraging." The very first thing on that list was lazy switching, specifically because "it is incredibly risky to switch 1-4 or 1-5.