Spurs vs. Thunder: How to watch the game, who’s starting, who’s out
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle (5) goes to block Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (2) during Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Thursday, May 28, 2026. (Sam Owens/San Antonio Express-News)
Spurs vs. Thunder
When/where:8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Frost Bank Center.
TV/radio: NBC, Peacock; 1200 AM, 1350 AM (Spanish), 107.5 FM (Spanish).
PROBABLE STARTERS
Spurs: PG De’Aaron Fox (6-3, 9th year), SG Stephon Castle (6-6, 2nd); SF Dylan Harper (6-5, 2nd), PF Devin Vassell (6-5, 6th), C Victor Wembanyama (7-4, 3rd).
Thunder: PG Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (6-9, 9th), SG Cason Wallace (6-4, 4th), SF Jalen Williams (6-6, 5th), PF Chet Holmgren (7-1, 4th), C Isaiah Hartenstein (7-0, 9th).
RESERVES
Spurs: G/F Keldon Johnson (6-6, 7th), F Julian Champagnie (6-7, 5th), C Luke Kornet (7-1, 9th), F Harrison Barnes (6-7, 14th), F Carter Bryant (6-7, 2nd), C Tarris Reed Jr. (6-10, 1st), G Jordan McLaughlin (6-0, 8th), G David Jones Garcia (6-4, 2nd), G Ja’Kobi Gillespie (6-1, 1st), F Maliq Brown (6-9, 1st) Inactive: Tobias Harris (left calf strain), Jayden Quaintance (right knee surgery).
Thunder:G Alex Caruso (6-5, 10th), C Aday Mara (7-3, 1st), G Ajay Mitchell (6-4, 3rd), G Jared McCain (6-3, 3rd), G Zhaire Smith (6-4, 3rd), C Thomas Sorber (6-9, 1st), F/C Jaylin Williams (6-10, 5th), G/F Kenrich Williams (6-7, 9th), G Bennett Stirtz (6-4, 1st), G Nikola Topic (6-6, 2nd). Inactive: Otega Oweh (right Achilles tendon rupture), Brooks Barnhizer (two-way), Josh Dix (two-way).
COACHES
Spurs: Mitch Johnson.
Thunder: Mark Daigneault.
2025-26 STAT LEADERS
Spurs: Points, Wembanyama (25.0 per game). Rebounds, Wembanyama (11.5). Assists, Castle (7.4). Steals, Fox (1.2). Blocks, Wembanyama (3.1).
Thunder: Points, Gilgeous-Alexander (32.7 per game). Rebounds, Hartenstein (10.2). Assists, Gilgeous-Alexander (6.4), Steals, Wallace (1.8), Blocks, Holmgren (2.2).
NOTABLE
• In the past 10 years, the Spurs are 7-3 in season openers. They are 1-2 in openers since Wembanyama joined the club, breaking through with a 125-92 victory at Dallas to kick off the 2025-26 campaign.
• OKC outscored opponents by 11.1 points per game last season, the eighth-largest margin in NBA history. The Spurs, however, handed the Thunder four of their 18 defeats during the regular season.
• Gilegous-Alexander has topped 20 points in 140 consecutive games, the longest streak in league annals. The Spurs were the last team to hold the two-time MVP below that threshold, limiting him to 18 points on Oct. 30, 2024, in a game the Thunder still won 105-93.
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