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  "description": "Series tied 2-2",
  "path": "/day-after-0042500314-thunder-spurs/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-25T15:19:27.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "PHOTOS⚡THUNDER",
    "NBA Play-by-Play",
    "CourtSketch Box Score",
    "Spurs def. Thunder, 103-82",
    "by Brandon",
    "by Cray",
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  "textContent": "PHOTOS⚡THUNDER | NBA Play-by-Play | CourtSketch Box Score\n\nSpurs def. Thunder, 103-82\n\n## Postgame Bolts\n\nby Brandon\n\n  * It was always going to be a tough Game 4.\nNo Jalen Williams. No Ajay Mitchell. That means no secondary or tertiary ball handlers/shot creators/playmakers.\nSpurs fully healthy and desperate for a win.\n\n  * OKC’s first 4 buckets:\nHartenstein push shot\nHartenstein push shot\nHartenstein push shot\nHartenstein push shot\n\n  * Kenrich Williams and Aaron Wiggins received 1st quarter minutes.\nOKC had already played 10 players with over 3 minutes to go in the opening frame.\nJDub and Ajay Mitchell’s absences were very much felt early.\n\n  * Stat of the night: Chet Holmgren was a +2 in his 26 minutes in a 21 point loss.\n\n  * No JDub nor Ajay + the physicality on SGA + an ice cold night from 3 + the bench coming down to earth = 83 points.\n\n  * Spurs fans chanted flopper at SGA yet again.\nSpurs had shot 6 free throws.\nOKC had shot 0 free throws.\n\n  * Stephon Castle and the Spurs played _very_ physically with tons of contact on SGA.\nDidn't hear or see much chatter about it on the broadcast nor on social media.\n\n  * Spurs leading the free throw battle 32 to 18 does not match the contact and physicality of this game.\nIt’s not at all why San Antonio won but it’s something to watch going forward in this series.\n\n  * “Incidental contact” was a funny way for Reggie Miller to describe that Stephon Castle on Aaron Wiggins contact.\n\n  * Thunder accomplished the goal of winning 1 in San Antonio.\n\n  * Best of 3 series now.\n2 of the 3 games in OKC.\nThe injury report will continue to be a big factor.\nGame 5 in Loud City looms large.\n\n\n\n\n## One Key Takeaway: Don't Get Mad, It's Even\n\nby Cray\n\n### This post is for subscribers only\n\nBecome a member to get access to all content\n\nSubscribe now",
  "title": "Spurs Stifle Thunder, Get Even: The Day After Report",
  "updatedAt": "2026-05-25T15:19:28.026Z"
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