NBA Western Conference Finals:San Antonio Spurs vs Oklahoma City Game Schedule

ABS-CBN Sports has posted the complete game schedule of the 2012 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder.

Schedule – Philippine Time

Game 1

• Monday, May 28

Game 2

• Wednesday, May 30
• OKC Thunder at San Antonio, 9 a.m.

Game 3

• Friday, June 1
• San Antonio at OKC Thunder, 9 a.m.
• Telecast time – 10AM – ABS-CBN

Game 4

• Sunday, June 3
• San Antonio at OKC Thunder
• 8:30 a.m.
• LIVE on Studio 23

Game 5

• Tuesday, June 5
• OKC Thunder at San Antonio
• 9 a.m.
• Telecast time – 10 AM – ABS-CBN

Game 6

• Thursday, June 7
• San Antonio at OKC Thunder
• 9 a.m.
• Telecast time – 10 AM – ABS-CBN

Game 7

• Saturday, June 9
• OKC Thunder at San Antonio
• 9 a.m.
• Telecast time – 10 AM – ABS-CBN

Spurs Sweep Clippers, Advance To Conference Finals

The San Antonio Spurs is already included in the western conference finals after sweeping the Los Angeles Clippers, 4-0, in the conference semifinals of the 2012 NBA Playoffs.

The undefeated playoff contender has a 18-game winning streak (including the last 10 wins in the season) and 8-0 record in the playoffs.

Scoring Leaders (Spurs)

• Tim Duncan – 21 points
• Tony Parker – 17 points

Scoring Leaders (Clippers)

• Chris Paul – 23 points
• Blake Griffin – 21 points
• Bledsoe – 17 points

Final Score in Game 4

• 102-99

NBA Playoffs: Spurs Outlasts Jazz in Game 3, 102-90

The Spurs has kept their 3rd winning streak against the Jazz after winning the game 3, 102-90, in the first round of the 2012 NBA Playoffs.

Parker led the team with 27 points and Tim Duncan added 17 points.

“I think we just try to limit everything they do well. We know they’re good in transition. We know they’re going to crash the boards and go hard to the offensive boards. We try to make sure we control all the stuff that makes them good. I think in the first half we didn’t control that, said Parker.

“We stopped fouling. They never got in the bonus in the third and fourth quarter. That’s probably the biggest adjustment that we made. We’re usually a non-fouling team compared to other teams. Tonight, in the first half, we were just awful,” said Spurs coach Gregg Popovich.

Positive Thinking of the Jazz

“We can take the fact that we’re still alive. We still got another game. We still have another chance, said Jazz guard Hayward.