After a day of absorbing and analyzing Game 2, the focus shifts to Game 3 between the Phoenix Suns and the Oklahoma City Thunder. Phoenix returns home for its first postseason game in nearly three years, and the challenge in front of them is real. The Thunder, through two games, look like a machine.

Isaiah Hartenstein never expected a museum visit to change his life. Before signing with Oklahoma City, Thunder GM Sam Presti took him to the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum.

The Phoenix Suns look to even the best-of-7 series in Game 2 against defending NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder at Paycom Center April 22.

OKC forcing turnovers and turning those turnovers into points have been a big part of the game plan, and have halted the Suns from going on detrimental runs. Phoenix is bound to go on a run at some point in the next two games, and the Thunder will have to muster up as much defensive pressure as it can to control the flow of the game once again.