In the unfolding story of a long NBA season, the San Antonio Spurs have quietly rewritten what many assumed was a settled hierarchy. Three times in fourteen days, they have walked into the same contest against the defending champions and walked out with the same result — a victory. What began as a potential upset has become a pattern, and patterns, in sport as in life, carry meaning that single moments cannot.
Spurs dominate Thunder for third straight win in two weeks
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