Serge Ibaka came up with a game saving block on defense right before Kevin Durant hit the game winning shot.  That's getting it done on both ends of the floor.

Rudy Gay posterized Serge Ibaka last night with a monster dunk and he drew a foul.  If you're going to slam on someone why not get to the foul line too?

Ibaka looks like hesitated just a split second as if he knew he was about to get dunked on.  He didn't look too happy after he was dunked on either.

If you play long enough you're bound to get dunked on.

Tiago Splitter threw himself to the ground, while defending Serge Ibaka, in a flop that King James would be proud of.  All was for not for Splitter who didn't get the call.  He may however be getting a call from the NBA.

Before the Western Conference finals began Serge Ibaka had been ruled out due to a calf injury that occured in the Clippers series.  But Ibaka has worked hard to get back and started game 3.
Ibaka started it in more than one way as he was in the starting line up and was the first player to score.  The Spurs had been taking advantage of his absense and depending on his ability to play, Ibaka could help the Thunder climb back.
Ibaka is expected to be treated between his stints on the floor.

Serge Ibaka went back to an old trick of his, he punched Blake Griffin in the nuts.  I say he went back to his old trick because unbelievably this isn't the first time the Ibaka has punched Griffin in the nuts.  He either has a thing for his nuts or maybe there is a magnetic pull or something, but he's now punched Griffin in the nuts more than once.

The Punch on Sunday:



The Punch a Year Ago:

Posterizing guys seems to be more and more of an occurrence in the NBA.  Serge Ibaka was having none of it, while he might have got posterized he made LeBron James pay in the process by busting his nose.