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OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER PLAYOFF GAME NOTES WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS GAME #6 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER vs. LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS (3-2) (2-3) STAPLES CENTER, CA ٠ (9:30 PM (CST ٠ MAY 15, 2014 ٠ THURSDAY …2013-14 SCHEDULE/RESULTS .. … OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER PROBABLE STARTERS …… … NO DATE OPP W/L **TV/RECORD 1 10/30 @ UTA W, 101-98 1-0 No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Prior to NBA/Home Country Yrs. Pro 2 11/1 @ MIN L, 81-100 1-1 3 11/3 vs. PHX W, 103-96 2- 1 35 Kevin Durant F 6-9 240 09/29/88 Texas/USA 7 4 11/6 vs. DAL W, 107-93 3-1 5 11/8 @ DET W, 119-100 4-1 9 Serge Ibaka F 6-10 245 09/18/89 Ricoh Manresa/Republic of Congo 5 6 11/10 vs. WAS W, 106-105 (OT) 5-1 5 Kendrick Perkins C 6-10 270 11/10/84 Clifton J. Ozen HS (TX)/USA 11 7 11/13 @ LAC L, 103-111 5-2 8 11/14 @ GSW L, 115-116 5-3 25 Thabo Sefolosha G 6-7 222 05/02/84 Angelico Biella /Switzerland 8 9 11/16 @ MIL W, 92-79 6-3 0 Russell Westbrook G 6-3 200 11/12/88 UCLA/USA 6 10 11/18 vs. DEN W, 115-113 7-3 11 11/21 vs. LAC W, 105-91 8-3 …… OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER RESERVES … 12 11/24 vs. UTA W, 95-73 9-3 13 11/27 vs. SAS W, 94-88 10-3 12 Steven Adams C 7-0 255 07/20 /93 Pittsburgh/New Zealand 1 14 11/29 vs. GSW W, 113-112 (OT) 11-3 15 12/1 vs. MIN W, 113-103 12-3 2 Caron Butler G 6-7 228 03/13/80 Connecticut/USA 12 16 12/3 @ SAC W, 97-95 13-3 4 Nick Collison F 6-10 255 10/26/80 Kansas/USA 10 17 12/4 @ POR L, 104-111 13-4 18 12/6 @ NOP W, 109-95 14-4 6 Derek Fisher G 6-1 210 08/09/74 Arkansas-Little Rock/USA 18 19 12/8 vs. IND W, 118-94 15-4 15 Reggie Jackson G 6-3 208 04/16/90 Boston College/USA 3 20 12/10 @ ATL W, 101-92 16-4 7 Grant Jerrett F 6-10 232 07/08/93 Arizona/USA 1 21 12/11 @ MEM W, 116-100 17-4 22 12/13 vs. LAL W, 122-97 18-4 3 Perry Jones F 6-11 235 09/24/91 Baylor/USA 2 23 12/15 vs. ORL W, 101-98 19-4 11 Jeremy Lamb G 6-5 185 05/30/92 Connecticut/USA 2 24 12/17 @ DEN W, 105-93 20-4 25 12/19 vs. CHI W, 107-95 21-4 21 Andre Roberson G 6-7 210 12/04/91 Colorado/USA 1 26 12/21 @ SAS W, 113-110 22-4 34 Hasheem Thabeet C 7-3 263 02/16/87 Connecticut/Tanzania 5 27 12/22 vs. TOR L, 98-104 22-5 28 12/25 @ NYK W, 123-94 23-5 29 12/27 @ CHA W, 89-85 24-5 … OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER STAFF … 30 12/29 vs. HOU W, 117-86 25-5 31 12/31 vs. POR L, 94-98 25-6 32 1/2 vs. BKN L, 93-95 25-7 HEAD COACH Scott Brooks (UC Irvine) 33 1/4 @ MIN W, 115-111 26-7 ASSISTANT COACHES Rex Kalamian (Cal Poly Pomona) 34 1/5 vs. BOS W, 119-96 27-7 Robert Pack (USC) 35 1/7 @ UTA L, 101-112 27-8 36 1/9 @ DEN L, 88-101 27-9 Mark Bryant (Seton Hall) 37 1/11 vs. MIL W, 101-85 28-9 Brian Keefe (UNLV) 38 1/14 @ MEM L, 87-90 28-10 39 1/16 @ HOU W, 104-92 29-10 Mike Terpstra (Northwest Nazarene University) 40 1/17 vs. GSW W, 127-121 30-10 DIRECTOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE Dwight Daub (Evansville) 41 1/19 vs. SAC W, 108-93 31-10 ATHLETIC TRAINER Joe Sharpe (Old Dominion) 42 1/21 vs. POR W, 105-97 32-10 42 1/22 @ SA W, 111-105 33-10 44 1/24 @ BOS W, 101-83 34-10 45 1/25 @ PHI W, 103-91 35-10 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE (DATE/LOCATION/TIME(CST)/TV/RESULTS) … 46 1/27 vs. ATL W, 111-109 36-10 47 1/29 @ MIA W, 112-95 37-10 48 1/31 @ BKN W, 120-95 38-10 Game 1 – May 5 (Mon) Los Angeles at Oklahoma City 8:30PM Clippers, 122 -105 49 2/1 @ WAS L, 81-96 38-11 Game 2 – May 7 (Wed) Los Angeles at Oklahoma City 8:30PM Thunder, 112-101 50 2/3 vs. MEM W, 86-77 39-11 Game 3 – May 9 (Fri) Oklahoma City at Los Angeles 9:30PM Thunder, 118-112 51 2/5 vs. MIN W, 106-97 40-11 52 2/7 @ ORL L, 102-103 40-12 Game 4 – May 11 (Sun) Oklahoma City at Los Angeles 2:30PM Clippers, 101-99 53 2/9 vs. NY W, 112-100 41-12 Game 5 – May 13 (Tue) Los Angeles at Oklahoma City 8:30PM Thunder, 105-104 54 2/11 @ POR W, 98-95 42-12 55 2/13 @ LAL W, 107-103 43-12 Game 6 – May 15 (Thu) Oklahoma City at Los Angeles 9:30PM ESPN 56 2/20 vs. MIA L, 81-103 43-13 Game 7 * May 18 (Sun) Los Angeles at Oklahoma City TBD TNT 57 2/23 vs. LAC L, 125-117 43-14 *If necessary 58 2/26 vs. CLE L, 104-114 43-15 59 2/28 vs. MEM W, 113-107 44-15 60 3/2 vs. CHA W, 116-99 45-15 … INFORMATION … 61 3/4 vs. PHI W, 125-92 46-15 62 3/6 @ PHX L, 122-128 46-16 63 3/9 @ LAL L, 110-114 46-17 INJURY REPORT: None 64 3/11 vs. HOU W, 106-98 47-17 65 3/13 vs. LAL W, 131-102 48-17 66 3/16 vs. DAL L, 86-109 48-18 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Serge Ibaka: Surge Ee-BAK-a 67 3/17 @ CHI W, 97-85 49-18 Andre Roberson: ROB-er-sun 68 3/20 @ CLE W, 102-95 50-18 Thabo Sefolosha: TA-bow sef-a-LOW-sha 69 3/21 @ TOR W, 119-118 (2OT) 51-18 70 3/24 vs. DEN W, 117-96 52-18 Hasheem Thabeet: Ha-SHEEM THA-beet 71 3/25 @ DAL L, 119-128 (OT) 52-19 72 3/28 vs. SAC W, 94-81 53-19 73 3/30 vs. UTA W, 116-96 54-19 SCOTT BROOKS PREGAME 105 minutes prior to the game at HOME and 90 minutes 74 4/3 vs. SA W, 106-94 55-19 MEDIA AVAILABILITY: prior to the game on the ROAD 75 4/4 @ HOU L, 107-111 55-20 76 4/6 @ PHX L, 115-122 55-21 77 4/8 @ SAC W, 107-92 56-21 RECENT TRANSACTIONS: 4/7/14: Signed forward Grant Jerrett 78 4/9 @ LAC W, 107-101 57-21 79 4/11 vs. NOP W, 116-94 58-21 3/28/14: Signed forward Reggie Williams to 10-day 80 4/13 @ IND L, 97-102 58-22 contract 81 4/14 @ NOP L, 89-101 58-23 82 4/16 vs. DET W, 112-111 59-23 3/16/14: Signed guard Mustafa Shakur to 10-day contract **All games can be heard on 98.1 FM, the Sports Animal SECOND ROUND OPPONENT – LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS Playoff Series (Thunder 3-2) May 13 th , 2014 at Chesapeake Energy Arena Oklahoma City 105 – Los Angeles Clippers 104 The Thunder overcame a 13-point deficit with four minutes to play and a seven-point deficit with just 49 seconds remaining in regulation by using an 8- 0 run in the final minute to secure the win… The Thunder dominated points in the paint to the tune of 44-22, while outscoring the Clippers 19-12 in fast break points and turning 17 Clippers turnovers into 23 points… Russell Westbrook scored 23 of his game-high 38 points in the second half, while adding six assists, five rebounds and three steals… The Thunder went 32-for-36 from the free throw line, led by Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant combining to go 26-for-28… Steven Adams chipped in nine points while Reggie Jackson added eight points and seven rebounds. May 11 th , 2014 at Staples Center Oklahoma City 99 – Los Angeles Clippers 101 The Thunder built a 22-point first quarter lead, but the Clippers chipped away throughout the afternoon, eventually outscoring the Thunder 38-24 in the fourth quarter to take Game 4… Kevin Durant scored 40 points on 12-for-24 shooting and 15-for-18 shooting from the free throw line in addition to grabbing seven rebounds… Russell Westbrook scored 27 points, made eight assists, grabbed six rebounds and made three steals… Serge Ibaka blocked four shots while Reggie Jackson chipped in ten points… The Thunder held the Clippers to 41.9 percent shooting including 3-for-21 from the three-point line… This was the first game all postseason that the Thunder was outrebounded (OKC outrebounded by a margin of 45-43).
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