Oklahoma vs Spurs Prediction 31 May 2026
🔊 Who will punch their ticket to the NBA Finals? In Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals, Oklahoma take on San Antonio with the series tied at 3-3. Both teams have proven they can win on the road, and each side has weathered its share of highs and lows throughout the series. As they head into this decisive showdown, the advantage could swing either way. With star players expected to log heavy minutes in such a high-stakes contest, fans can anticipate a slight tilt toward offensive basketball.
Head-to-Head
📊 Game 6 of the series, held in Texas, saw San Antonio claim a commanding 118-91 victory. Previously, the Thunder had secured a convincing 127-114 win on their home court.
Head-to-head statistics Oklahoma - Spurs

Oklahoma City Thunder Team Overview
Oklahoma have plenty of experience when it comes to high-pressure, do-or-die situations. That composure under stress was a key factor in Thunder’s championship run last season. Now, with home-court advantage on their side, their bench players tend to step up offensively. Just look back at their last game at home, where they knocked down 43.8% of their three-point attempts. A lot will also depend on Gilgeous-Alexander-backed by the home crowd, he’s more than capable of putting up 30-plus points.
Despite their experience and solid roster depth, Oklahoma still have some vulnerabilities. Defending against Victor Wembanyama will be a real challenge. Hartenstein tends to get into foul trouble quickly, while Holmgren lacks the strength and skill set needed to contain the French phenom. That means Thunder will have to make some compromises defensively, and their opponents could take advantage. So it’s unlikely that defense alone will be enough for Oklahoma to secure the win.
Match Results: Oklahoma City Thunder

San Antonio Spurs Team Overview
San Antonio, despite a multitude of issues throughout the series, have managed to force a Game 7. In Game 6 (118-91), to be fair, the Texas side completely dominated. Their defense was airtight, shutting down their opponents at every turn. Offensively, things clicked as well-not only did Wembanyama deliver, but Harper, Castle, and Vassell also stepped up. Naturally, the offense still revolves around the French superstar, but there’s a clear element of decentralization: this roster boasts sharpshooters who can catch fire from beyond the arc. The Fox factor shouldn’t be overlooked either.
It’ll be fascinating to see how San Antonio handle themselves under maximum pressure. This young squad hasn’t faced a test quite like this before, and it’s uncertain whether every player will perform with composure and poise. Some nerves are likely, especially on defense-overzealousness could easily translate into fouls. Against Oklahoma City, that can often prove costly.
Match Results: San Antonio Spurs
Latest news
Oklahoma City Thunder
⛔️ Oklahoma will be without Mitchell for the upcoming game. Williams is nearing a return to action.
📋 Projected lineup: Gilgeous-Alexander, Dort, Williams, Holmgren, Hartenstein.
San Antonio Spurs
✅ San Antonio head into the game at full strength, with no absentees.
📋 Projected lineup: Fox, Castle, Vassell, Champagnie, Wembanyama.
Prediction for the 1st quarter
Head-to-Head Matches:
- Total encounters - 69;
- First quarter wins at home for the hosts - 17; for the visitors on the road - 14;
- Average total points in the first quarter: 53.45;
- Today's home team averages 26.57, while the visitors average 26.88.
First Quarter Stats: Oklahoma City Thunder (home) vs San Antonio Spurs (away)
- Tournament matches played: 50 vs 51;
- Number of wins: 30 (60%) vs 31 (60.78%);
- Number of losses: 14 (28%) vs 16 (31.37%);
- Number of draws: 6 (12%) vs 4 (7.84%).
- Average points scored: 30.18 vs 31.92;
- Average points conceded: 26.58 vs 28.35.
Last 10 Matches (Overall):
- Number of wins: 4 vs 6;
- Number of losses: 4 vs 2;
- Number of draws: 2 vs 2;
- Average first quarter total: 54.3 (scored - 26.4, conceded - 27.9) vs 56.9 (scored - 30.2, conceded - 26.7).
- Over 52.5 points in the 1st quarter in 9 of last 10 Oklahoma City Thunder games against San Antonio Spurs (NBA).
- Over 52.5 points in the 1st quarter in last 5 Oklahoma City Thunder home games against San Antonio Spurs (NBA).
- Over 52.5 points in the 1st quarter in 8 of last 9 San Antonio Spurs games (NBA).
- Over 52.5 points in the 1st quarter in last 5 San Antonio Spurs away games (NBA).
🔝 Top Scorers
There’s no question that much of the offensive burden for the Thunder will fall on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. While the Canadian guard has had his struggles on the road against the Spurs-scoring just 15 points in a recent outing-he comes alive at home. He’s posted multiple 30+ point performances lately, and his ability to draw fouls could prove decisive in a high-pressure matchup like this. That’s why backing Gilgeous-Alexander over 27.5 points at odds of 1.80* looks like a smart play.
On the other side, expect Victor Wembanyama to deliver heroics of his own, just like the Thunder’s main man. The French center’s physical attributes are off the charts, and while his youth sometimes leads to inconsistency, his heavy workload and knack for getting key defenders into foul trouble make him a real scoring threat. He dropped 28 points in a recent game and is averaging 23.3 in the playoffs. Taking Wembanyama over 24.5 points at 1.78* seems a solid option.
🏀 Three-Pointers
Oklahoma City have been hit-or-miss from deep in this series, but the good news for their fans is that they’re back on home court. Expect a much better showing than their 25% from beyond the arc in Game 6. With the crowd behind them, they’ve already had games where they knocked down over 40% from three. That trend should continue here, so we’ll take Oklahoma City over 12.5 made threes at 1.80*.
It’s also reasonable to expect San Antonio to find some success from long range. Their focus will be at its peak, and they’ll only take perimeter shots in favorable situations. With shooters like Champagnie, Castle, and others-including Wembanyama-they have plenty of options. The Spurs shot 36.6% from deep in their last home game, and have even hit the 40% mark on the road. So let’s back San Antonio over 12.5 made threes at 1.99*.
*Odds are approximate and may vary across different sportsbooks.