Tonight’s the night! Game 7 of the NBA Western Conference Finals is set to tip-off from Paycom Center at 7:00pm local time. The Spurs pounded the Thunder on Thursday in a 118-91 Game 6 win to send the series to its final, decisive matchup. Victor Wembanyama led all scoring Thursday with 28 points, fueled by a dominating 3rd Quarter in which the Spurs outscored OKC 32-13. As impressive as the Thunder were in Game 5, the Spurs put on an equally inspiring show Thursday night
in front of their fans. But now, the OKC home crowd will have a chance to send their team to the NBA Finals for the second straight year. San Antonio Spurs v Oklahoma City Thunder Game 7 Picks Straight-up, we like the Thunder to win Game 7… but it could be extremely close. The Spurs have already taken OKC to (double) overtime at Paycom Center, where they captured a Game 1 victory. But the defending champions have the experience and will be hard to go
against tonight. The trading volume for Game 7 is already in the eight-figures on prediction market apps like Kalshi. As of yesterday, traders were placing the odds of an OKC return to the NBA Finals at 59 percent. That’s our main pick, though it’s easy to see why Spurs fans would see an enormous amount of value in the 42 cent, per-contract price for a San Antonio upset tonight. The +3.5 points for San Antonio at 50 cents also make it an attractive line if
you’re into point spreads. Once the action concludes tonight, we’ll know exactly which team will face-off against the New York Knicks, who secured their ticket to the 2025-26 NBA Finals via a 4-0 Eastern Conference Finals sweep over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Favorite Picks: Game 7 winner – Oklahoma City Thunder, WCF Game 7 Point Spread – Spurs +3.5 points Spurs v Thunder Game 7 Latest News The two previously injured Spurs players “had themselves a game” Thursday night. Devin Harper went 6-for-9 from the field,
made his four free throws, and finished Game 6 with 18 points. Although De’Aaron Fox had an off shooting night, he contributed with 7 assists. If this series has taught us anything, it’s that neither team can afford a “bad” quarter. Game 6 was competitive until the Thunder fell apart in the final eight minutes of the 3rd Quarter. The theme of each team “going cold” for a few minutes has led to their downfall in each of the first six games of the WCF
series. League MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will have to be at his best tonight if he’s going to lead the Thunder to the NBA Finals. By that same token, the Spurs will count on Victor Wembanyama to provide an offensive spark as the visiting team – which was instrumental in guiding the Spurs to the series opener victory. The injury reports are irrelevant for tonight’s Game 7. This is where the NBA shines, and where each player is likely to go “all-out” in order to provide
the best chance for their respective teams to advance. Spurs v Thunder Game 7 Market Movement Kalshi traders who keenly picked up on Victor Wembanyama as WCF MVP before Game 6 are now in an enviable position. His per-contract price has now skyrocketed to 44 cents, while SGA sits at 53 cents. All of the trading volume for the series MVP centers around those two players. No one else is being seriously considered, due to how the duo have truly led their respective squads’ efforts
for the entirety of the Western Conference Finals. If OKC wins tonight, then SGA is your series MVP. If the Spurs win, then Victor Wembanyama wins the series MVP award. The New York Knicks await the winner of tonight’s game. Regardless of which team wins, Game 1 of the NBA Finals will tip-off on Wednesday, with the Knicks on the road. New York won’t return to Madison Square Garden until Monday, June 8th, for Game 3 of the NBA Finals… which should give high rollers
plenty of time to haggle over front-court seats at MSG, which are rumored to already be priced in the six-figures.
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