The Spurs know this situation. It didn't take long after Wednesday night's 35-point beat down of the Thunder for it to come up. "We just talked about that in the shower," Spurs veteran Boris Diaw said after Game 2. "We cannot take anything for granted. We had a great start and ended up losing the series." Yes, they lived it just two short seasons ago. Up 2-0 in the Western Conference finals over the...
Spurs' 2-0 lead over Thunder nothing like 2012 West finals
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