The San Antonio Spurs decided they wanted to finish off the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Playoffs, and managed to do just that last night, 94-82. Details below.
Alright Spurs fans, are we ready for another NBA title? Yes, that’s a rhetorical question. We’re well on our way, with another sweep behind us, and now the Oklahoma City Blunder, uh, I mean Thunder is in our sights. Here’s a look at the best-of-seven Western Conference finals, with the winner of this series heading to the NBA Finals.
When Queen sang “another one bites the dust,” they weren’t singing about the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Playoffs, but they certainly could have been.
The number one seed San Antonio Spurs are the talk of the NBA this week after they completed a sweep of the L.A. Clippers, bringing them into the Western Conference finals against the Thunder starting on Sunday. Not bad for a bunch of old farts, right?
The Spurs had previously swept Utah in the opening round, and they appear to be heavy favorites to bring home another crown. If the Spurs can continue this kind of dominance through the next two rounds, they’ll join the upper echelon of NBA champions who stampeded their way over the competition. Here’s a look back at five teams who had the easiest times getting their titles:
While the NBA’s Eastern Conference semifinals got underway this weekend, the NBA’s Western Conference semifinals had to wait for two series to each get through a seventh game before the next round of the NBA playoffs were set. Here’s a preview of the Western Conference semifinals:
