Spurs vs Oklahoma Prediction 25 May 2026
π Can the hosts level the series? Game 4 of the NBA Western Conference Finals sees San Antonio take on Oklahoma. The Thunder currently lead 2-1. Both teams have shown impressive firepower throughout the series. The visitors boast a deep bench and several reliable scoring options, while the hosts rely heavily on the unstoppable Wembanyama and their perimeter shooting. Itβs tough to call who has the edge, but all signs point to a high-scoring contest.
Head-to-Head
π The previous game in Texas saw Oklahoma come out on top with a 123-108 victory. Over their last five head-to-head clashes on the Spursβ home court, San Antonio have claimed three wins.
Head-to-head statistics Spurs - Oklahoma

San Antonio Spurs Team Overview
San Antonioβs defeat in their previous outing was largely down to a lackluster performance from the bench. While the starting five-Victor Wembanyama included-put up a solid fight, there was little support from the second unit. Even on their home court, the shots just werenβt falling. Fully aware that the upcoming game is a must-win-coming back from a 1-3 deficit is nearly impossible-the Spursβ coaching staff will need to make some key adjustments to stabilize their offense. Expect possible tweaks in player rotations and on-court combinations as they search for answers.
Defensively, thereβs little to praise. San Antonio have enough size in the paint to anchor their interior defense, but their perimeter coverage has been a real liability. Opponents are getting far too many clean looks from beyond the arc, and with the current lineup, the Spurs seem unable to address this weakness. On home court, theyβll have to rely on an inspired offensive display and big performances from their stars to keep their postseason hopes alive.
Match Results: San Antonio Spurs

Oklahoma City Thunder Team Overview
Oklahoma have clearly learned from their recent outings, securing a convincing win on the road. While Gilgeous-Alexander once again led the scoring-as he so often does-it wasnβt just his heroics that made the difference. The bench stepped up in a big way, with McCain putting up an impressive 24 points on nearly 50% shooting. Backup center Williams also made a significant impact, knocking down 5 of his 6 attempts from beyond the arc. With such contributions, itβs fair to expect that the team will once again delight their fans with a confident offensive display. Their attack looks decentralized and steady across all 48 minutes, which remains a crucial factor for them.
The Thunder have shown time and again that they arenβt afraid to push the tempo-even on the road. While this aggressive pace can sometimes lead to defensive lapses, Oklahomaβs firepower up front tends to outweigh any issues at the back. There are players on this roster who can trouble even last seasonβs top teams. The coaching staff is unlikely to make any sweeping changes to their approach. Whatβs more, the visitors now have a margin for error, which takes some of the pressure off their shoulders.
Match Results: Oklahoma City Thunder
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San Antonio Spurs
βοΈ The hosts are sweating on the fitness of Fox, who twisted his ankle in the previous match.
π Projected lineup: Harper, Castle, Vassell, Champagne, Wembanyama.
Oklahoma City Thunder
βοΈ The visitors will be without Williams, while Mitchell remains doubtful.
π Projected lineup: Gilgeous-Alexander, Dort, Wallace, Holmgren, Hartenstein.
π Top Scorers
Victor Wembanyama remains San Antonioβs go-to scorer. He put up 26 points in the recent game and is averaging 22.4 per game in the playoffs. The French center is shouldering a massive workload, logging heavy minutes night after night. With the Spurs having no room for error, Wembanyamaβs usage could climb even higher-especially if Fox is sidelined. Given these circumstances, backing Wembanyama over 24.5 points at 1.88* looks like a well-founded prediction.
For Oklahoma, as expected, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leads the way. He tallied 26 points and added 12 assists in the last outing. While his field goal percentage wasnβt stellar-nearly half of his points came from the free-throw line-the Thunderβs bench has stepped up with some surprise performances. McCain recently dropped 24, while Williams contributed 18. Alex Caruso also deserves a mention: heβs been excellent on defense, sparking fast breaks, and lately has been lights out from beyond the arc. Backing Caruso over 10.5 points at 1.76* is a reasonable prediction.
π Three-Pointers
The three-point shot has always been central to San Antonioβs game plan, with their roster built around perimeter shooting volume. It paid off during the regular season and earlier playoff rounds, but in their latest home game, they connected on just 31.7% from deep. Still, the Spurs keep firing from long range, taking plenty of attempts each night. Even with modest efficiency, it makes sense to back San Antonio over 12.5 made threes at 1.78*.
Oklahomaβs star prefers mid-range looks, but the coaching staff has tweaked the offense to focus on ball movement and various sets instead of isolations for SGA. As a result, everyone-including the bench-gets plenty of three-point looks, and it paid off recently with a 44.7% conversion rate. Expect the Thunder to stay hot from deep: take Oklahoma over 13.5 made threes at 1.99*.
*Odds are approximate and may vary across different sportsbooks.