NBA - Western Conference Finals - Game 4, Series Now Tied at 2 - 2

The Oklahoma City Thunder beat the San Antonio Spurs in a 109 - 103 matchup. The Thunder have managed to obliterate all talks of an “easy win for the Spurs." Kevin “The Durantula” Durant and Serge Ibaka of the OKC Thunder led the way with a combined total of 62 points. Durant made 13 out of 20 attempted field goals and nine freebies at the free throw line. Ibaka made all 11 of his attempted shots and had 3 blocks in Game 4.

Tim Duncan put up 21 points for the San Antonio Spurs, making 9 out of 17 attempted shots. Manu Ginobli came off the bench, adding 13 points to the Spurs’ scoreboard, but eventually fouled out of the game with six personal fouls. Another Spurs’ bench player, Stephen Jackson, fouled out as well.

The overall scoreboard now looks like this:

Now that both teams have won two games on their home floor, I have no clue who will win Game 5. As of right now, I believe both teams just took advantage of their home courts, and used the energy from their home crowds to win. Will the OKC Thunder ride this momentum into Game 5, or will the SA Spurs rally back and take advantage of their home court in Game 5? Who will come out on top to become the Western Conference champions?

Do you think this particular series will go to seven games? Will the Thunder or Spurs win the next game? Let me know if you predict an SA Spurs win or an OKC Thunder win in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals.

Tune in on June 4th, 9:00pm Eastern Time to watch the Thunder and the Spurs in action.