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May 29, 2026
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Wembanyama Powers Spurs to Game Seven Over Thunder

AI Summary
Victor Wembanyama scored 28 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks as the San Antonio Spurs beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 118‑91, forcing a decisive Game 7 in the Western Conference semifinals. The win sets up a high‑stakes showdown in Oklahoma City with the New York Knicks awaiting the victor in the NBA Finals.

Victor Wembanyama delivered a dominant 28‑point, 10‑rebound, 3‑block night to push the San Antonio Spurs past the Oklahoma City Thunder 118‑91, tying the Western Conference semifinals at 3‑3 and setting up a winner‑takes‑all Game 7 in Oklahoma City.

Spurs Force Decisive Game Seven with Wembanyama’s 28‑Point Performance

The Spurs surged early, opening a 9‑2 lead after a quick three‑pointer from Julian Champagnie and two buckets from Wembanyama. A barrage of eight three‑pointers in the first quarter set the tone, while a 20‑0 run in the third quarter blew the game open. The Thunder struggled, missing 13 straight shots and scoring only 13 points in the third period.

Stat Sheet: 28 Points, 10 Rebounds, 3 Blocks and a 20‑0 Run

  • Victor Wembanyama: 28 points, 10 rebounds, 3 blocks
  • Dylan Harper (bench): 18 points
  • Spurs three‑pointers Q1: 8 (most in any postseason quarter this year)
  • Spurs third‑quarter run: 20‑0
  • Final score: Spurs 118, Thunder 91

What This Means for the Western Conference Landscape

The victory keeps the Spurs alive for a first‑ever back‑to‑back NBA Finals appearance since the Golden State Warriors in 2019. For the Thunder, the loss erases a chance to become the first team to clinch the conference on the road this postseason. Meanwhile, the New York Knicks await the Western champion after sweeping the Cavaliers and 76ers.

Looking Ahead: Game Seven Preview and Potential NBA Finals Matchup

Coach Mitch Johnson warned his squad to expect a hostile environment in Oklahoma City, while Thunder coach Mark Daigneault emphasized execution in the final showdown. If the Spurs carry their defensive intensity, they could force a historic Finals rematch with the Knicks; a Thunder win would give them a chance to rewrite the narrative of a defending champion’s resilience.