With the Spurs down their top four players and top outside shooter, a game against an Oklahoma City Thunder team vying for the top seed on the second night of a back-to-back was never going to be pretty, but it still somehow managed to be even worse than many probably imagined. The Thunder opened on an 11-0 run before tacking on a 19-0 run to close the first quarter to take a 34-11 lead, and that was the ball game. The skeleton crew Spurs couldn’t buy any offense until garbage time and ended up... Read this story
