The Western Conference Final is at all things square. The San Antonio Spurs are back in the race for the final spot. All eyes are on Oklahoma, where the Oklahoma City Thunder face the Spurs in the 7th and last game of the NBA Finals. The final game will be decisive for both sides.

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San Antonio Spurs

It was a do-or-die game for the Spurs, who were trailing by 2-3, and in case they lost this one. San Antonio took the lead from the very first moment of the game, winning by a massive 13 points in the first quarter. The third quarter was decisive for the home side, as they took a massive lead of 19 points, which means that before entering the final quarter, they had a lead of 26 points. A clear stance by the Spurs, victory by 27 points. This was a plus at the right time. Spurs star Victor Wembanyama performed, scored 28 points, and made two assists. While a powerful cameo from Dylan Harper helped the Spurs, with 18 points and four assists in his 22 minutes on the field.

Oklahoma City Thunder

Oklahoma City got a slow start, but in the second quarter, they grabbed a win and reduced the Spurs’ advantage by 6 points. The stance was clear for the Thunder: two strong quarters and entry into the NBA Finals. But the next two quarters were lost. Luguentz Dort’s consecutive weak performances cost the Thunder; this time, he just scored five points while staying on the field for 23 minutes. The best they could do was from Shai Gilgeous, 19 contributions with 15 points and four assists. Somewhere, a lack of attacking opportunities cost the Thunder a crucial chance to reach the final.

Now the stage is set for the final game between the Spurs and the Thunder on May 31st, in Oklahoma City. The best setup for the home side to conquer the Western Conference. While the last game performance from the Spurs was a clear indication that they will not let them go easily.

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