To me, there's a big difference between being in an "us against the world" spot like OKC was in Game 5 at SA and what they're doing tonight. They're basically trying to shut down an NBA dynasty of sorts once and for all.
The Spurs, with Duncan, Ginobili and Parker, have been NBA champions and will not go quietly in Game 6. The Thunder may have all the energy and momentum in the world from a raucous arena. They may also technically be the more talented team from top to bottom. But can they close the biggest series of their young careers? Remember, these cats are just 22 and 23 years old -- an age where you rarely see a team advance and take a shot at the title without paying proper dues.
I think Durant wants it very badly and has the right attitude and mentality, but does Westbrook? We'll see. I love Durant and the overall fearlessness of this team. I'd like nothing more than to see them finish the Spurs off in this spot. But I think people are assuming that because they're at home and the Spurs have lost three straight that it will be smooth sailing. I see it as anything but. All of the pressure's on OKC now to clear the final hurdle.