Sports Illustrated LaMarcus Aldridge will be sidelined as he undergoes further testing.

Tim Bontemps Here's my story for The Washington Post and Washington Post Sports on why the Oklahoma City Thunder won't be changing up their defense against LaMarcus Aldridge, no matter how many points he scores: It was understandable, given the frenzied end of G Read more ... ame 2 of the Western Conference semifinal between the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder Monday night, the performance of LaMarcus Aldridge was overlooked. For the second straight game, the Spurs forward had been the best player on the court. Aldridge went 18-for-23 and scored 38 points in Saturday night’s rout of the Thunder in Game 1, so it was expected Aldridge would come back down to Earth, at least somewhat, in Game 2. Instead, Aldridge was even better. He finished with 41 points in 43 minutes, including making a three-pointer and getting fouled on another to score six points inside the final 30 seconds of regulation and set up the insanity that was the final 13.5 seconds, which the Thunder survived to tie the series as it heads to Oklahoma City for Game 3 Friday night. And it’s quite likely Aldridge could be in for another big night. Why? Because the Thunder is content to let Aldridge try to win this series on his own. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/sports/wp/2016/05/05/lamarcus-aldridge-is-on-fire-but-the-oklahoma-city-thunder-arent-worried/

Sports Illustrated LaMarcus Aldridge and the San Antonio Spurs are clicking, which is bad news for the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Los Angeles Times Sports LaMarcus Aldridge tries fitting in with the San Antonio Spurs, and that's not as easy as it sounds.

Sports Illustrated High-usage, heavy-shooting NBA stars rarely consider the San Antonio Spurs. But. the addition of LaMarcus Aldridge keeps everything on the table.

Sports Illustrated LaMarcus Aldridge says an assistant coach was critical in getting him to join the San Antonio Spurs.

Sports Illustrated LaMarcus Aldridge will enter his 10th NBA season this fall -- but who will the four-time All-Star play for?

Business Insider That's a lot of money for a short time.

Sports Illustrated LaMarcus Aldridge is TOUGH.

Los Angeles Times Sports LaMarcus Aldridge has elevated to an elite player, but #TrailBlazers power forward goes largely unrecognized.