Spurs 2-4 Thunder

Western Conference Semifinals

Game 1: Spurs 124-92 Thunder
Game 2: Spurs 97-98 Thunder
Game 3: Thunder 96-100 Spurs
Game 4: Thunder 111-97 Spurs
Game 5: Spurs 91-95 Thunder
Game 6: Thunder 113-97 Spurs

Western Conference Semifinals

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The Spurs' culture won't leave, even if Tim Duncan finally does by Tim Cato

The Spurs lose the same way they win. Their way of life will continue on even if Tim Duncan, the star atop the pyramid, departs.

Serge Ibaka stuffing Tim Duncan was too real a metaphor by Kizito Madu

Even a hater like me felt bad for Tim Duncan at that moment.

The ageless Tim Duncan has finally aged by Tom Ziller

If these are indeed the last days of Tim Duncan's NBA career, they're appropriate for his understated, yet rich legacy.

Billy Donovan is winning his matchup against the NBA's greatest coach by Tim Cato

Rookie Thunder coach Billy Donovan has shown poise while consistently making the correct decisions that has Oklahoma City up 3-2. He's more than holding his own against a legend.

The Thunder fixed one of their biggest problems to save their season by Tim Cato

The Thunder have faltered in the fourth quarter all season. They made sure not to let that happen again with their season hanging in the balance.

Kawhi Leonard and LaMarcus Aldridge make the Spurs look different, but the results stay the same by Tim Cato

San Antonio is succeeding in a different way, even while hanging onto everything that made them great.

The frantic final 13 seconds of Game 2, explained by the Spurs and Thunder by Tim Cato

Oklahoma City led by one inbounding the ball. Somehow, they survived the craziest 13 seconds of this year's playoffs.

The end of Spurs-Thunder Game 2 was a total fiasco for everyone involved by Rodger Sherman

The closing seconds of Game 2 of the Spurs-Thunder series were an outrageous maelstrom of basketball failure, with both teams making terrible plays and committing dumb violations while referees idly watched.

The Spurs expect dominance by Tim Cato

San Antonio commanded Game 1 from the opening tip, but their postgame demeanor reflected what makes this franchise different.

Editor:Mike Prada

Developer:Graham MacAree