The latest on OKC vs San Antonio is that the Spurs beat the Thunder in Game 7, 111-103, to win the Western Conference Finals and reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 2014. San Antonio finished the series with a road win in Oklahoma City, and they’ll face the New York Knicks in the Finals.[3][8]
The series went the full seven games after San Antonio forced a decider with a 118-91 win in Game 6. In Game 7, Victor Wembanyama led the Spurs’ charge as Oklahoma City’s repeat-title bid ended.[10][3]
This matchup was one of the season’s biggest rivalries, with the teams meeting 12 times across the regular season and playoffs. The Thunder were also missing Jalen Williams in Game 7 because of a hamstring strain.[1][2]
San Antonio now opens the NBA Finals at home against the Knicks on Wednesday night.[3]
San Antonio Spurs hammered reigning NBA champions Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 6 to send the West Conference Finals to a decider; watch the Game 7 decider in the early hours of Sunday morning from midnight, live on Sky Sports+
www.skysports.comFollow live action from San Antonio as the Spurs try to force Game 7, and the Thunder eye a return to the NBA Finals.
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www.nba.comThe Spurs knocked off the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder in a thrilling Game 7 win to make the NBA Finals.
www.espn.comThe NBA Western Conference Finals have gone to a decider with the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs tied at 3-3; watch the Game 7 decider in the early hours of Sunday morning from midnight, live on Sky Sports+
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