The San Antonio Spurs' 19-game winning streak will be on the line against a very dangerous Thunder team tonight. The Spurs' cruised over their opponents throughout their winning streak, but Kevin Durant has other things in mind as he plans to break the Spurs' momentum and at the same time, continue his own streak of scoring more than 25 points in 38 games, trailing only his airness, Michael Jordan, who did it for 40 straight games.

"I'm just going out there, playing my game," Durant said. "If it happens, cool. If it doesn't, cool. That's how I approach it - just playing within the offense. If a shot's there, shoot it. If a pass is there, pass it. I try to play as simple as I can. If that (25 points or more) comes with it, then so be it, but if not, I'm not going to lose any sleep."

Meanwhile, the Spurs will be playing on consecutive nights, the Thunder have been off since Sunday's 116-96 home win over Utah, their sixth victory in seven games. They've tried to balance preparation for the Spurs with rest over the three-day layoff as they prepare for five games in seven days.

"It's important to get the work in, but it's also important to rest," coach Scott Brooks told the team's official website. "Most coaches like me want to keep practicing and doing drills and scrimmaging and special situations. You also have to rest the body and the mind and our players understand that we have to utilize all of our days."

This game tomorrow will also be a gauge of how intense this year's Playoffs is going to be as these two teams are the elites in the West. Whose streak is going to end? Rather, will both streaks live on? Tune in to find out!

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