On Friday night, the San Antonio Spurs will host the Oklahoma City Thunder, hoping to take a 2-1 lead in their Western Conference Finals series. The Spurs won Game 1 in double overtime, and then fatigue and injuries got the best of them in Game 2.

For the Spurs to remain competitive, Stephon Castle must limit his turnovers. He had 11 in Game 1 and nine in Game 2. It didn't help that Dylan Harper left the most recent game with an injury, and De'Aaron Fox is yet to suit up after suffering an ankle injury in the second round.

Without Harper and Fox, the Spurs' facilitating and ball handling have been subpar. Hopefully, both guards will be able to return to the lineup on Friday, allowing the Spurs to lean into a healthy starting lineup, especially since their bench has largely been disappointing so far.

Before tipoff, we have you covered with everything you need to know, from betting odds, TV info, and injury reports for both squads.

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With both Harper and Fox listed on the injury report, fans can reasonably hope for at least one of them to suit up. Across the matchup, the Thunder are also dealing with injuries. Both Jalen Williams and Ajay Mitchell left Game 2 with lower-body injuries, although Mitchell has been cleared to play. Williams, meanwhile, remains a game-time decision.

The betting line marks the first time in all postseasons that the Thunder are underdogs. The rationale, at least in Las Vegas, is that the Spurs' ice-cold 3-point shooting will eventually heat up, and the turnover woes will stop haunting them eventually.

Until proven otherwise, this series is expected to go the distance. Across the NBA, the New York Knicks hold a commanding 2-0 lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers, with their firts Finals trip since 1999 on the line.