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Is Thunder's depth their greatest strength?

The Thunder's bench outscored the Spurs 76-23 in Oklahoma City's Game 3 victory. Jevohn Shepherd joins Wesley Cheng to discuss why depth has played a huge role in this series so far.


NBA: Thunder 123, Spurs 108

The Oklahoma City Thunder overcame an early 15-0 deficit to roar back and beat the San Antonio Spurs 123-108 to take their first lead of the series. OKC lead series 2-1.


NBA: Cavaliers 93, Knicks 109

Josh Hart scored a playoff career-high 26 points and Jalen Brunson had 19 points and 14 assists as the Knicks cruised past the Cavaliers. Donovan Mitchell scored 26 points and James Harden had 18 for Cleveland, who will have to climb out of a 2-0 deficit for the second straight round. NY leads series 2-0.


NBA: Spurs 113, Thunder 122

Canadian Shai Gilgeous-Alexander bounced back from a subpar series opener to score 30 points, Alex Caruso added 17 off the bench, and the Thunder beat the Spurs on Wednesday night in Game 2 of the Western Conference Final. Series tied 1-1.


Can the Thunder contain Wembanyama?

How can Shai Gilgeous-Alexander get his offence back on track after a going 7-for-23 from the floor in Game 1? Can the Thunder contain Victor Wembanyama? Why do the young Spurs look so poised despite their playoff inexperience? TSN NBA analyst Jevohn Shepherd joins SportsCentre to set up Game 2.


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