The Oklahoma City Thunder managed to rebound from a 124-92 defeat in Game 1 of this Western Conference Semifinals series with a 98-97 win at AT&T Center on Monday. The Spurs did not expect to travel to Oklahoma City with the series tied, and I think they'll come in focused tonight to take back homecourt advantage.

Here are my keys to the game:

1. Situational - The teams had just one day off between Game 1 and Game 2, a clear disadvantage for the Spurs' veterans. They've now had three days off to rest and grudge over the defeat. The Spurs are 4-1 ATS in their last five games playing on three or more days rest and 7-3 off an upset loss as a favorite this season.

2. San Antonio's Shooting - The Spurs shot just 42.6 percent from the field in Game 2 after shooting a fantastic 60.7 percent performance in the opener. San Antonio has averaged 48.5 percent shooting over the season, and if it takes the Spurs shooting that poorly for the Thunder to win by just one point then OKC is likely to be in trouble tonight again.

3. X-Factor - LaMarcus Aldridge has been dominant in this series, averaging 39.5 points per game on 33-of-44 shooting.

Selection: This is a play on the San Antonio Spurs 1st Half (10*)