[2] Oklahoma City Thunder (47-19)
PG-#0 Russell WestbrookUCLA '086'3 190 lbs
23.7 PPG 4.5 RPG 5.4 APG 1.7 SPG
SG-#2 Thabo SefoloshaSwitzerland '066'7 215 lbs
4.8 PPG 3.1 RPG 1.1 APG 43.3 3PT%
SF-#35 Kevin DurantTexas '076'9 235 lbs
27.9 PPG 8.0 RPG 3.5 APG 37.9 3PT%
PF-#9 Serge IbakaCongo '086'10 235 lbs
9.1 PPG 7.7 RPG 3.7 BPG
C-#5 Kendrick PerkinsClifton J. Ozen HS '05 (Beaumont, TX)6'10 275 lbs
5.0 PPG 6.6 RPG 1.2 APG 1.1 BPG
BENCHPG-#37 Derek Fisher
SG-#14 Daequan Cook
SF-#13 James Harden
PF-#4 Nick Collison
C-#8 Nazr Mohammed
HEAD COACH
Scott Brooks
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This might be the most entertaining series of this playoff. Arguably the 2 best teams in the league head to head for a trip to the NBA Finals. Well, in this one I gotta go with the vets. Experience at this stage of the game almost always trumps youth. OKC has established themselves as a legit contender and powerhouse in the west by taking out LA in 5 games like I predicted. But the Spurs can beat you in so many ways so this test is much tougher. I think the Thunder WILL challenge San Anton and actually take a game or so, but the Spurs are on a mission this postseason. I expect them to beat the Thunder in 6 highly contested games. The Westbrook vs. Parker matchup will be key.