The Western Conference-leading Oklahoma City Thunder visit the San Antonio Spurs in a highly anticipated matchup at Frost Bank Center. The Thunder, boasting the league’s best record and a potent offense led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, aim to extend their dominance against a Spurs team surging with Victor Wembanyama’s defensive prowess and Chris Paul’s veteran leadership. San Antonio, winners of seven straight, looks to close the gap on the top seed while protecting their strong home court. With both teams in the top five of net rating, this clash could preview a playoff series, highlighting elite defense and star power.
Location: Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, Texas (capacity: 18,581; formerly AT&T Center, known for its passionate fans and as a fortress for the Spurs during their hot streak).
Tip-Off Time: 9:30 p.m. ET (6:30 p.m. PT / 8:30 p.m. local time).
Broadcast: Bally Sports Southwest (local Spurs), Bally Sports Oklahoma (local Thunder), NBA League Pass.
Recent Team Forms
Thunder: Winners of eight straight and 14 of their last 15, OKC leads the league in net rating (+10.3) and defensive rating (108.2). They average 118.5 PPG offensively, powered by efficient shooting (50% FG). Key wins include blowouts over the Lakers and Clippers. Form: W-W-W-W-W (averaging 121.6 PPG scored, 104.8 PPG allowed in last 5).
Spurs: On a seven-game win streak, San Antonio has climbed the standings with a +5.9 net rating. They rank 8th defensively (110.4) and 12th offensively (115.3), excelling in rebounding and transition. Recent highlights: A 130-108 rout of the Kings. Form: W-W-W-W-W (averaging 119.2 PPG scored, 106.4 PPG allowed in last 5).
Injury Report
Thunder:
Out: Chet Holmgren (C, Hip – out indefinitely), Isaiah Hartenstein (C, Hand – day-to-day but out).
Questionable: Jaylin Williams (PF, Knee), Ousmane Dieng (SF, Ankle).
Spurs:
Out: Jeremy Sochan (PF, Thumb – out 2-4 weeks), Tre Jones (G, Ankle – day-to-day).
Questionable: Keldon Johnson (SF, Ankle), Julian Champagnie (SF, Hip).
These absences weaken San Antonio’s rebounding, potentially exposing them to OKC’s athletic wings.
Key Player Matchups
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Thunder PG) vs. Chris Paul (Spurs PG): SGA’s scoring (31.2 PPG, 48% FG) meets Paul’s veteran defense (1.2 SPG) and playmaking (8.3 APG). SGA exploits speed; Paul controls tempo.
Victor Wembanyama (Spurs PF) vs. Jalen Williams (Thunder SF): Wembanyama’s blocks (3.5 BPG) and scoring (21.4 PPG) vs. Williams’s versatility (20.1 PPG). Wembanyama protects rim; Williams attacks mid-range.
Jalen Williams (Thunder SF) vs. Harrison Barnes (Spurs SF): Williams’s efficiency (49% FG) vs. Barnes’s shooting (38% 3PT). Williams drives; Barnes spaces floor.
Bench: Isaiah Joe (Thunder) vs. Stephon Castle (Spurs): Joe’s shooting (42% 3PT) vs. Castle’s defense. Bench scoring key with injuries.
Series History
The Thunder lead the all-time series 80-68. In the last 10 meetings, OKC holds a 7-3 edge, with an average margin of 8.5 points. Recent games: Thunder won 105-93 on Nov 19, 2024; Thunder won 140-114 on Oct 30, 2024; Thunder won 127-89 on Apr 10, 2024. Over the last 5, the series is 5-0 for OKC, with totals going over in 3. Road team is 3-2 in last 5.
Betting Trends
ATS: Thunder 8-2 ATS in last 10; Spurs 7-3 ATS last 10 home games; Favorites 6-4 ATS in last 10 H2H. Over/Under: Over in 4 of Thunder’s last 5 road games; Under in 5 of Spurs’ last 7 home games; Over in 3 of last 5 H2H. Historical: Underdogs 4-6 ATS in last 10 H2H; Home teams 2-3 SU in last 5.
Game Odds
Oklahoma City Thunder – 2.5
San Antonio Spurs 222.5
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Tuesday, February 3, 2026
