Well Durant is young and he will get better. He had terrible body language in the fourth quarter. I noticed when they went to the coach cam. They just had a look of defeat on their face. They knew they were done. No fight left in the dog. If you wanna be the man you have to step your game up, especially in crunch time.

Wow, I turned this game off after they were down 15 and went to bed. Amazing to wake up and see Dallas came back and won it.

Whats up Wee. Yeah, the game was very entertaining. I think ESPN3 has the replay on XBL,just watch the last 5 minutes. The funny thing is how after the game several OKC players(including Durant)said they didn't lose because of youth. To that I say check the scoreboard. Experience, leadership, and execution, are key in the NBA. Heck, even in pick up ball (24hr fitness) its easy to take advantage of the younger players. I've seen it done and have done it myself time and again.

Hey, remember one thing all; OKC has some great talent, and all they need to do is get that nicely put together. OKC imo still play "Gym run" basketball. As for game 4; the turning point was Harden fouling out, or i believe OKC would/should have won that game. Harden is the X-factor on OKC's match-up with the Mavericks; so with him on the bench, the Mavs took it to them; with some skilled shots from DIRK, and some tough 2010-2011 Mavericks defence.
Go Mavs

greetings Ruffnready
I agree OKC is talented and SHOULD get better. As far as Harden goes he could develop into a special player. Other than that the Mavs just wanted it more ans stepped up big time.

Hows it going Rondoman
Well experience is a factor. Besides who wants to hear excuses anyways? Not me. I can uderstand your perspective but lets dig a little deeper. The facts are players don't want to admit that they were beat by a better team or out played. There are several reasons for winning and losing. Experience is just one of many. Oh and as far as the grizzlies go. There is a reason they were the 8 seed and no longer in the playoffs.