Danny Green's 3-point Frenzy Leads San Antonio Spurs in Destruction of Oklahoma City Thunder

The Western Conference Finals are awfully familiar. It's as if this movie has been on repeat for a few years now. The San Antiono Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder dominate throughout the season, with many coming to the same conclusion. The Spurs are "too old" and "it's time" for the Thunder to succeed. However, it never quite pans out like that.

Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant can dismantle any opponent on their day, but at the moment their OKC team are doing a good job of impersonating a team making an NBA lottery pick, not a finals appearance. Danny Green was in no mood to let them off, scoring seven 3-pointers, and 21 points overall. Without Green's big game, OKC would've stayed in the game, and perhaps had a chance to win it.

The Spurs have plenty of experience and some intriguing young prospects, but it's hard to see why OKC have fallen apart so quickly. However, the Spurs 112-77 defeat of the Thunder is a reflection of their dominance and the Thunder's failure, rather than one extreme or another.

Do the Thunder have any chance at all, or will the Spurs sweep them aside on their pursuit of another NBA Championship? The Spurs will be confident in beating both OKC and the Indiana Pacers, but another series against the Miami Heat may not be their preferred choice. Who would win a rematch of last year's final, the Spurs or the Heat?

Who will win the 2014 NBA Championship, and will there be different teams at this stage next season?