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  "publishedAt": "2026-05-25T14:18:39.000Z",
  "site": "https://defector.com",
  "tags": [
    "NBA",
    "2026 NBA Playoffs",
    "nba playoffs",
    "oklahoma city thunder",
    "san antonio spurs",
    "shai gilgeous-alexander",
    "victor wembanyama",
    "seen to be believed"
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  "textContent": "A playoff series will eventually teach you how to watch it. Once the players have settled into their matchups and the coaches have made their big tactical adjustments, you can start to zero in on a few things that will decide the series. _If Team A is able to do Y and prevent Team B from doing X, then they will win,_ etc. The nice thing about this year's Western Conference Finals is that you don't have to work very hard to find the series' hinge point. You just have to look at the 7-foot-5 guy standing in the middle of the court.\n\nThe Spurs won Game 4 on Sunday night, 103-82. If you are wondering how the defending champions were held to their lowest scoring mark of the entire season, look no further than Victor Wembanyama. His 33 points, eight rebounds, and three blocks speak for themselves, but as is always the case with Wembanyama, he has to be seen to be believed.\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5OyiDblFCA",
  "title": "It’s All About Victor Wembanyama"
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