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Zaccharie Risacher-- - 2 (2)
Alex Sarr-- - 3 (3)
Reed SheppardFrom BKN - 4 (4)
Stephon Castle-- - 5 (5)
Ron Holland II-- - 6 (6)
Tidjane Salaün-- - 7 (7)
Donovan Clingan-- - 8 (8)Rob DillinghamFrom TOR
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Zach Edey-- - 10 (10)
Cody Williams-- - 11 (11)
Matas Buzelis-- - 12 (12)
Nikola TopićFrom HOU - 13 (13)
Devin Carter-- - 14 (14)Bub CarringtonFrom GSW
- 15 (15)
Kel'el Ware-- - 16 (16)
Jared McCain-- - 17 (17)
Dalton Knecht-- - 18 (18)
Tristan da Silva-- - 19 (19)
Ja'Kobe WalterFrom IND - 20 (20)
Jaylon Tyson-- - 21 (21)
Yves MissiFrom MIL - 22 (22)
DaRon Holmes II - 23 (23)
AJ JohnsonFrom NOP - 24 (24)
Kyshawn GeorgeFrom DAL - 25 (25)Pacôme Dadiet--
- 26 (26)Dillon JonesFrom LAC via DAL and OKC
- 27 (27)
Terrence Shannon Jr.-- - 28 (28)
Ryan Dunn - 29 (29)Isaiah CollierFrom OKC via TOR and IND
- 30 (30)
Baylor Scheierman--
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Oklahoma City visits San Antonio with 2-1 series lead
Oklahoma City Thunder (64-18, first in the Western Conference) vs. San Antonio Spurs (62-20, second in the Western Conference)
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Stephen A. breaks down Thunder's Game 3 victory on the road
Stephen A. Smith weighs in on how the Thunder secured a Game 3 win in San Antonio.
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SGA after Thunder erase 15-0 deficit to take 2-1 series lead
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander speaks following the Thunder's Game 3 win over the Spurs and responds to Spurs fans' chants toward him during the game.
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2026 NBA playoffs: Schedule, scores, news and highlights
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2026 NBA playoffs: Conference finals takeaways
Here's what we've learned -- and what's next for the Spurs-Thunder and Knicks-Cavaliers series.
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Gilgeous-Alexander, bench propel Thunder past Spurs 123-108 after historic slow start for 2-1 lead
— Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 26 points and 12 assists, and the Oklahoma City Thunder climbed out of a 15-point hole minutes into the game to beat the San Antonio Spurs 123-108 on Friday night and take a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference finals.
