- Matchup: Oklahoma City Thunder vs San Antonio Spurs
- Date: Thursday, May 28, 2026
- Venue: Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, TX
- Broadcast: NBC
- Betting Odds: Oklahoma City (+3.5)
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The San Antonio Spurs (62-20) will face off against the Oklahoma City Thunder (64-18) on Thursday for Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals at Frost Bank Center. The Thunder currently hold a 3-2 series lead, with San Antonio entering this game as 3.5-point favorites and an over/under set at 219.5.
In Game 5, the Thunder secured a victory with a score of 127-114. Personal fouls were a significant factor, as the Thunder committed 22 while the Spurs had 29. Oklahoma City made 12 of 41 three-point attempts, while San Antonio achieved an impressive 87.5% from the free-throw line (28 of 32). The Spurs grabbed a total of 41 rebounds (15 offensive, 26 defensive) and recorded 5 blocks, alongside 25 assists and 14 steals. Defensively, the Thunder allowed a shooting percentage of 40.2% (37 of 92) from the Spurs, while contributing 26 assists, forcing 15 turnovers, and securing 9 steals. They tallied 48 rebounds, 14 of which were offensive, and converted 33 of 38 free throws, resulting in an 86.8% success rate. Overall, Oklahoma City shot 48.2% from the field (40 of 83), including 14 of 32 from beyond the arc.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander made a notable impact in this game. He shot 36.8% from the field, dishing out 9 assists during his 37 minutes on the court, and gathered 2 rebounds. He scored a total of 32 points on 7 of 19 shooting.
The Thunder arrive at this game with a season record of 64-18, averaging 119.0 points per game (5th in the league) while achieving a shooting percentage of 48.4%. They are converting 36.5% of their three-point attempts (1,135 of 3,111) and 81.7% from the free-throw line. Oklahoma City averages 44.1 rebounds per game and has accumulated 2,113 assists this season, ranking 19th for passing in the league. They record 12.6 turnovers and commit 19.0 personal fouls per game.
Defensively, the Thunder force 16.7 turnovers per game while also drawing 20.4 personal fouls. They rank 5th in the league for opponent assists allowed, giving up 2,046 this season. The Thunder permit a shooting percentage of 43.7% (3,170 of 7,247) and allow 45.2 rebounds per game. They concede 36.9% on three-point attempts and are 2nd in points allowed per game (107.9).
In Game 5, San Antonio struggled to close the gap, trailing for the majority of the game. They obtained 26 defensive rebounds and 15 offensive boards, totaling 41 for the match. The Spurs committed 15 turnovers while racking up 14 steals. The Thunder were called for 22 personal fouls, sending the Spurs to the free-throw line for 32 attempts, of which they converted 28 for an 87.5% rate. From beyond the arc, San Antonio hit 12 of 41 shots (29.3%). They finished 37 for 92 from the field, achieving a shooting percentage of 40.2%. In contrast, the Spurs allowed the Thunder to shoot 40 out of 83 attempts for a field goal percentage of 48.2%. They completed 43.8% of their attempts from the three-point range (14 of 32) and shot 33 out of 38 from the free-throw line (86.8%), while conceding 48 rebounds to Oklahoma City (14 offensive).
Stephon Castle played a crucial role for the Spurs in this matchup. He made 7 out of 11 attempts for a shooting percentage of 63.6%, alongside 5 rebounds. Castle recorded 24 points in his 33 minutes on the court, also contributing 6 assists during the game.
San Antonio brings a win-loss record of 62-20 this season. They average 18.9 personal fouls per game and convert 78.7% from the charity stripe. Their assist average stands at 28.1 per match (9th in the NBA) and they turn the ball over 13.5 times per game. San Antonio has accumulated 9,826 points this season (119.8 per game) and average 47.0 boards per game. Offensively, they are shooting 48.3% from the field, placing them 6th in the league.
Defensively, San Antonio ranks 8th in the league for points allowed per game with a rate of 111.5. They force 13.0 turnovers on average and allow opponents to shoot 45.1% from the field (4th in the league). San Antonio concedes 35.2% on three-point attempts (1,066 of 3,028) and their opponents are successful in 79.0% of free throws. Allowing 26.2 assists and 42.6 rebounds per game, they rank 12th and 8th, respectively, in the NBA.
Who will prevail in tonight’s NBA clash against the spread?
Prediction: Take San Antonio (-3.5)
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