The Oklahoma City Thunder did everything in their capacity to continue steadily to get Kevin Durant the ball in Game 2 of these second-round collection against the Memphis Grizzlies, getting him this beast bust in the process. On the way, Durant scored 36 factors for the Thunder, observing the seventh time in ten games he is surpassed the 30-point mark in these playoffs. This was only two of 'em. Not just does he totally crossover the woefully overmatched Quincy Pondexter, he also shimmies his way past Darrell Arthur, who moves to do anything in his power to make Durant realize that somebody is clearly spinning. It will take a while before Pondexter is able to tie his shoes again. That preliminary crossover was so awful that it not merely untied his sneakers, but put them back together in a mess of strings. In the long run, the dunk and the 36 items were not enough for the Thunder to hold on to home-court advantage. Thanks to a stretch from Mike Conley, Memphis could pull away adequate to avoid a back-and-forth with Durant. Memphis requires their 99-93 win out-of Oklahoma City and goes back to Memphis with a solid split.
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