The Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs will meet in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals. The Thunder lead the series 3-2. This game will be at Frost Bank Center on Thursday, May 28, 2026, at 8:30 PM, and it will be on NBC.
The Thunder are coming off a 127-114 win against the Spurs. They have an 11-2 record in the postseason, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander playing well. The Spurs, led by Victor Wembanyama, have a 10-6 record in the playoffs. They need a win to stay in the series.
Oklahoma City Thunder Team Preview
The Oklahoma City Thunder recently had a strong game against the San Antonio Spurs, winning by 13 points. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the way with 32 points, and Isaiah Hartenstein grabbed 15 rebounds. This win puts the Thunder in a good position as they continue their postseason run.
The Thunder’s offense ranks high in the league, scoring 118.4 points per game. Their field goal percentage is 48.0%, which is one of the best. They also make an average of 13.8 three-pointers each game, showing their strength from beyond the arc.
Defensively, the Thunder allow 107.5 points per game. They block 4.7 shots and grab 42.0 rebounds per game, which helps them control the paint. With players like Chet Holmgren contributing 8.3 rebounds per game, their defense remains solid.
San Antonio Spurs Team Preview
The San Antonio Spurs are coming off a loss against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Spurs scored 114 points, making 40.2% of their field goals. Stephon Castle stood out with 24 points and six assists.
In a previous home game, the Spurs won against the Thunder by 21 points. Victor Wembanyama led the team with 33 points and eight rebounds. The team made 38.9% of their field goals in this game.
Overall, the Spurs have been strong in the postseason, averaging 115.4 points per game. They are second in rebounds, grabbing 47.4 per game. On defense, they allow 106 points per game, ranking sixth in the league.
Betting Prediction
The Thunder and Spurs both show solid defensive stats. The Thunder allow 107.5 points per game, and the Spurs allow 106.0 points per game. Both teams rank in the top ten for points allowed.
The Thunder’s effective field goal percentage allowed is 51.7. The Spurs are even better at 47.9. This indicates both teams are effective at limiting opponent scoring.
Both teams are also strong in controlling rebounds. The Spurs average 47.4 rebounds per game, while the Thunder average 42.0. This limits second-chance points for opponents and can keep the score lower.
- Pick: Under 219.5
