For the first time since 2017, the San Antonio Spurs have made the Western Conference Finals. There, they will meet the Oklahoma City Thunder, who were easily the best team in the league all season and are yet to lose a game in the playoffs.

However, the Thunder aren't the dominating favorites. In the regular season, the Spurs went 4-1 against OKC, and while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is expected to win his second straight MVP award, Victor Wembanyama is even more game-breaking than he is.

Before the series tips off, bookmark this page so you don't miss a game.

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All season long, the NBA has been lauded for their decison to partner with Amazon and NBC, ending its long-lasting media deal with TNT.

In years past, coverage was dominated by "legacy talks," "GOAT Debates," and more time dedicated to the Lakers and Warriors, even if they weren't still in contention.

Amazon and NBC, meanwhile, have taken a different approach, opting to celebrate the game and its players. For fans, it has been refreshing.

The Spurs' third playoff series will be broadcast on a variety of channels. Here's what's set in stone so far:

Heading into the series, the Spurs are +210 underdogs to OKC, by far the closest margin the Thunder have faced so far in the playoffs.