The San Antonio Spurs might play their final home game of the season on Sunday night, but they aren't quite out of it just yet. Before Game 4 tips off, we have you covered with everything you need to know.
The San Antonio Spurs are on their heels after losing Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Now down 2-1 in the series, the Spurs must even things up before the series heads back to OKC.
Aside from a historical Game 1, Victor Wembanyama has looked good, but not much better than his usual self. The Thunder have been physical all series long, with Alex Caruso and Isaiah Hartenstein tasked with defending the young superstar, but the Spurs simply have to answer.
In Game 3, they came out of the gates swinging, jumping out to a 15-0 lead before their ice-cold shooting was surpassed by a 44 percent effort from the Thunder. The Spurs got shot out of their own building and will need to play with pace and aggression if they want to stand a chance tonight.
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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How to Watch Spurs vs. Thunder
- Where: Frost Bank Center, San Antonio TX
- When: 7:00PM CST
- TV Channel: NBC
- Streaming: Peacock
San Antonio Spurs Injury Report
- N/A
Oklahoma City Thunder Injury Report
- Thomas Sorber, ACL (OUT)
- Ajay Mitchell, hamstring (OUT)
- Jalen Williams, hamstring (QUESTIONABLE)
Spurs vs. Thunder Betting Lines
- Point spread: Spurs -2.5/Thunder +2.5
- Money line: Spurs (-144)/Thunder (+122)
- Over/under: 219.5
After losing Game 3, the Spurs' odds of winning Game 4 actually jumped a little bit. Even the experts in Las Vegas expect San Antonio to bounce back.
After Game 3, the Spurs were well aware that they let the pace get away from them. They need to find a sustainable balance of tempo and care.
"I thought we played very fast," said Mitch Johnson of the Spurs' start. "And I think that's something that tapered off as the game went along, and we have to find a way to do that. And part of that's on me to help the whole group, not just the bench, but to continue to play fast and get out and get some easy opportunities."
Just like in Game 3, expect the Spurs to send a message early. Unlike the last game, they won't take their foot off the gas.
