The same can be said for any team that isn't making shots. KD can easily say that he was just missing tough shots, just like Curry and Klay were missing shots they usually hit. In the end, the game can always be broken down to who makes or misses the most shots. I just think GS takes less difficult shots, but that's only because they get their shots in a nice flow of offense and ball movement.
In the games OKC won, especially the games at home, more players were involved in their offense. KD's shot selection isn't questioned as much when you have multiple players in double figures. Game six wasn't the case. OKC big men have a clear advantage down low and they have proven to be able to finish in the paint throughout the series, but KD and WB will forget about them thus giving GS all the reason to focus their attention to KD/WB.
The games OKC won they played big. Hell, they played big in the games they lost. If the series is to come down to which team is hitting then that can swing to either team. OKC played 44 minutes of solid basketball. The last 4 belong to GS where it mattered.
Like I mentioned, both teams need to limit turnovers. I'll give the inside advantage to OKC (and that matters a lot in critical game 7 match ups), but ultimately I trust GS DISCIPLINED offense before KD/WB iso'ing at the end of th game. I trust Iggy to bother KD in a tight game. GS should win either a close one or a blowout. OKC winning a game 7 will surprise me. Not saying it won't happen, but I don't think momentum and odds favor them.