Kevin Durant exploded for 41 points in an emotional Game 4 victory over the Spurs. How important was this performance both now and for when free agency hits? Plus: How about Dion Waiters and Steven Adams? We break down this incredible series.

Washington Post national NBA writer joins the podcast to discuss Thunder-Spurs Game 3. How bad was Russell Westbrook? How can the Thunder respond? What does he think of OKC's supporting cast? What does this all mean for KD's free agency future?

The final 13.5 seconds on Monday night may have been the wildest 13.5 NBA seconds in the past decade. What will you remember most? What was the postgame scene in San Antonio like? What does this crucial win mean for the Thunder moving forward? We discuss.

The Thunder got blasted in Game 1 by the Spurs on Saturday night, a 32-point loss that couldn't have gone any worse. Have you lost all hope in OKC? What was up with the lazy defense? Could this loom as a reason for Kevin Durant to leave? We discuss.

The Thunder disposed of the Mavericks in five games. But despite the lack of competitiveness, there wasn't a lack of intrigues or storylines. What was your favorite part of the series? What was your favorite quote? What'd we learn on the court? And how do you see the Spurs series going? We discuss.

Behind Enes Kanter's massive 28 points, the Thunder rolled to a Game 4 win and a commanding 3-1 lead over Dallas. Has the narrative around Kanter changed? What did we learn from the Dallas trip? What's the key in a potential Spurs series? We discuss it all.

Similar to Game 1, the Thunder completely outclassed the Mavericks in Game 3, popping a 29-point blowout to take a 2-1 lead. What went so right? How can it be duplicated? Were there any negatives? Is this series basically over? We discuss.

The Vertical national NBA insider Chris Mannix joins the podcast to discuss his recent mini-documentary on Serge Ibaka and his daughter, Mannix's take on the current state of the Thunder and the franchises he thinks have a legit chance at luring Kevin Durant in free agency.

Shockingly, the Thunder lost to a depleted Mavericks team at home in Game 2. Not shockingly, it happened because of some questionable late-game play. What went wrong? What was up with Kevin Durant? Is this thing suddenly a series? We discuss.

Game 1 was a romp: 108-70 Thunder. What worked so well for OKC? What kind of impact did Enes Kanter have? Has the old Serge Ibaka reemerged? Will this series have any competitiveness? We discuss.