OKC Thunder's Derek Fisher: 'It's happening before our eyes'
OKLAHOMA CITY 107, SAN ANTONIO 99 — From analysts to players, just about everyone had a little something to say after Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals.
Here's a look at what players, coaches and analysts were saying during and after Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals:
* TNT analyst Steve Kerr in the first half: “This is a flashback to that Game 2 performance by the Spurs.”

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* Kerr, also in the first half: “The Spurs are easily playing the best game they've played all season.”
* TNT analyst Reggie Miller in the third quarter: “I hope people watching this game realize they're watching greatness grow up. Kevin Durant is willing his team to win.”
* Miller: “Derek Fisher is the modern-day Robert Horry. Big shot after big shot.”
* Thunder guard Derek Fisher: “It's happening before our eyes. We're just playing and doing it for each other. Great things happen when you do it for each other.”
* Thunder GM Sam Presti: “It's a credit to the coaches and the players. This is a special group of people.”
* Thunder coach Scott Brooks: “We were worried about winning one game. But we stuck together just like families do.”
* Thunder forward Kevin Durant: “This was the toughest game I've played. We didn't want to go back to San Antonio.”
* Durant: “This is a blessing to play with these great players in this great city.”
* Kerr: “Just an amazing display of basketball. I don't know if we've ever seen a 23-year old quite like Kevin Durant. He was just unbelievable.”
* Kerr: “I would give Oklahoma City the advantage over (Miami or Boston). This is a terrific team and I think they're well equipped to go on and win a championship.”
* TNT analyst Charles Barkley: “Too young. Too good. The Thunder was just the better team.”
* Spurs guard Manu Ginobili: “We can't have their legs, their energy. We're never going to jump as high or run as fast (as the Thunder).”
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