
June 2, 2012; Oklahoma City, OK, USA; Oklahoma City Thunder center Kendrick Perkins (5) looks on as guard Russell Westbrook (0) blocks a shot taken by San Antonio Spurs center Boris Diaw (33)during the second half of a playoff game at Chesapeake Energy Arena. Thunder defeated the Spurs 109-103 Mandatory Credit: Beth Hall-US PRESSWIRE
– Time: 8:00 p.m.
– TV: TNT
– Radio: 1200 WOAI, 1350 KCOR
– Thunder injury report: None.
– Spurs injury report: None.
– Best Game 4 plus/minus: James Harden (11 points, seven rebounds and seven assists) posted a +12 in 32:19 minutes.
– Worst Game 4 plus/minus: Russell Westbrook (seven points, five assists and four rebounds) posted a -5 in 33:43 minutes.
- Oklahoma City scored 59 points off cuts, isolations and spot-ups in Game 4. They scored 1.60 points per possession on these plays.
- Serge Ibaka totaled a career-high 26 points on 11-11 shooting. Only Larry McNeill made more consecutive shots without a miss in a playoff game, going 12-for-12 from the field.
- Six of Ibaka’s shots came from 10 feet and beyond.
- Oklahoma City converted on 10-of-19 shots (52.6%) from 16-23 feet.
- The Thunder assisted on 27 of 44 (61.4%) of their shots in Game 4, tying their season-high previously set on Mar. 10 against Charlotte.
- Kevin Durant scored 36 points and added eight assists, tying his season-high.
- Oklahoma City converted on 75% of their shots at the rim compared to 57% for San Antonio.
- The Spurs ran 16 isolations in Game 4, scoring an average of 1.31 points per possession.
- Durant and Ibaka averaged 1.68 PPP.
- The Spurs limited the ball handler in pick-and-rolls to 0.47 PPP. Excluding those 17 possessions, Oklahoma City averaged 1.21 PPP.
- San Antonio is shooting 54% from the corner this series.
- Tim Duncan’s field goal percentage is 40% when Ibaka patrols the paint.
- Tony Parker averages 22.6 points per 36 minutes and 56% shooting with Thabo Sefolosha on the court this series. Those numbers actually dip to 17.2 points and 48% shooting with Thabo off the floor.
- Westbrook scores 13.6 points per 36 minutes while Parker is on the court.
- When Manu Ginobili is sidelined, Harden scores 30.5 points per 36 minutes. In those 33 minutes, Harden shot 63% from the field.
Topics: NBA Playoffs 2012, Oklahoma City Thunder, San Antonio Spurs, Western Conference Finals

