Thunder vs. Spurs 2016 live stream: Game time, TV schedule and how to watch Game 2 online

It's hard to imagine how things could have gone any worse for the Thunder during their embarrassing 124-92 Game 1 loss to the Spurs. The game was essentially over following a first quarter in which they surrendered 43 points.

Oklahoma City allowed San Antonio to shoot 61 percent from the field and record 39 assists on 51 field goals. The Thunder looked lethargic and clueless. They had no answer for LaMarcus Aldridge (38 points on 18-for-23 shooting) and failed all night to get anything going on offense.

The good news for Oklahoma City is that point differential means nothing. A 40-point blowout is no different than a one-point loss. One night of strong performances from Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook could lead to a road upset and thrust the Thunder into the driver's seat in the series. Of course that would require major adjustments -- both schematic and mental -- from Billy Donovan's crew.