Venue: Paycom Center — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Tip‑Off: 8:30 PM ET / 7:30 PM CT / 5:30 PM PT
Broadcast: ESPN / ABC
Series: Tied 3–3 (Home team is 4–2 in the series)
VENUE & CONDITIONS
- Arena: Paycom Center
- Capacity: 18,203
- Atmosphere: Expected sellout; OKC is 5–1 at home this postseason
- Impact: Thunder feed heavily off crowd energy — especially on defense
- Travel Note: Spurs are 2–4 on the road this postseason
INJURY REPORT
San Antonio Spurs
- Victor Wembanyama — Probable (ankle soreness) Played through it in Game 6; no minutes restriction expected
- Devin Vassell — Probable (hip tightness) Expected to start
- Jeremy Sochan — Available Minor knee irritation but cleared
Oklahoma City Thunder
- Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander — Probable (foot contusion) Played 40+ minutes in Game 6; will play heavy minutes again
- Chet Holmgren — Probable (shoulder bruise) Expected to start
- Jalen Williams — Available No restrictions
Both teams enter Game 7 with their stars active — exactly what you want in a win‑or‑go‑home showdown.
TEAM PROFILES & RECENT FORM
SAN ANTONIO SPURS (3–3)
Regular Season Record: 47–35
Playoff Record: 8–6
Last 5 Games: L–W–W–L–W
Game 6 Result: Spurs 112, Thunder 104 (Wembanyama 31 pts, 14 reb, 6 blk)
Strengths
- Wembanyama’s two‑way dominance
- Elite rim protection
- Improved half‑court execution
- Strong offensive rebounding
Weaknesses
- Turnovers under pressure
- Inconsistent perimeter shooting
- Bench scoring volatility
- Road performance
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER (3–3)
Regular Season Record: 58–24
Playoff Record: 8–5
Last 5 Games: W–L–L–W–L
Game 6 Result: Thunder 104, Spurs 112 (SGA 29 pts, 8 ast)
Strengths
- Elite guard play (SGA + Jalen Williams)
- Fast‑paced transition offense
- Strong perimeter defense
- Home‑court advantage
Weaknesses
- Holmgren struggles with Wembanyama’s length
- Rebounding disadvantage
- Bench inconsistency
- Over‑reliance on SGA in crunch time
KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS
Victor Wembanyama vs. Chet Holmgren
- Wemby averaging 28.3 PPG, 13.1 RPG, 4.8 BPG in the series
- Holmgren averaging 17.2 PPG, 7.4 RPG, 2.1 BPG
- Wemby has won this matchup decisively in 4 of 6 games
Edge: Spurs
Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander vs. Devin Vassell
- SGA averaging 30.1 PPG, 6.8 APG
- Vassell averaging 19.4 PPG, shooting 41% from three
- Spurs have thrown multiple defenders at SGA; none have stopped him
Edge: Thunder
Jalen Williams vs. Jeremy Sochan
- Williams averaging 21.3 PPG, 52% FG
- Sochan’s physicality has bothered him in Spurs’ wins
- Williams is OKC’s X‑factor in Game 7
Edge: Thunder (slightly)
SERIES HISTORY (2026 PLAYOFFS)
| Game | Location | Result |
| Game 1 | OKC | Thunder 118–109 |
| Game 2 | OKC | Spurs 104–101 |
| Game 3 | SA | Spurs 112–107 |
| Game 4 | SA | Thunder 110–103 |
| Game 5 | OKC | Thunder 99–94 |
| Game 6 | SA | Spurs 112–104 |
Home teams are 4–2. Spurs have won 3 of the last 4.
BETTING TRENDS
Against the Spread (ATS)
- Spurs: 4–2 ATS in the series
- Thunder: 2–4 ATS in the series
- Spurs: 6–2 ATS in last 8 overall
- Thunder: 5–1 ATS in last 6 home games
Totals
- Under is 5–1 in the series
- Spurs unders: 7 of last 10
- Thunder unders: 6 of last 8
Game 7 Trends (League‑wide)
- Home teams are 76% winners in Game 7 since 2000
- Unders hit 61% of the time
Game Odds
San Antonio Spurs 212.5
Oklahoma City Thunder – 3.5
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 29, 2026
