Ben Golliver is back to review the NBA Finals Game 3. He rightly hones in on the way the Thunder progressed as a team, yet faltered down the stretch and missed a golden opportunity. Game 4 should be hotly contested, but the onus is all on the Thunder to make the changes to even out the series.
Yeah, we're talking about THIS again. Four years after the move, Thunder fans are still forced to deal with old ghosts from the Seattle days.
The Thunder fell apart in the 3rd quarter and surrendered a second FInals game to the Heat. OKC now faces the task of a huge Game 4, and they must do it knowing that their key players have yet to play a consistent 48 minute game.
Game 3 between the Heat and Thunder was a see-saw affair. Miami jumped out to the early 1st quarter lead, but unlike in the previous 2 games, the Thunder found enough of an answer to not fall behind by a huge deficit early on.
I really, really didn't want to have to write a recap for this game. You mad, bro? You probably should be, because I know I am.
Kevin Durant warms up before Game 3.
2012 NBA Finals Game 3 Preview
Russell Westbrook was a mixed bag in Game 2
Mike Tyson dedicates a song to Kevin Durant.
Thunder struggles in Game 2, reflected in grades.
