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Thunder Against the Spread | Nearly Completely Healthy OKC is a Double-Digit Favorite Over Spurs in Cup Semifinal

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Tip-Off: 8 PM CT

Location: T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas, Nevada)

Spread: Thunder (-10.5)

Total: 232.5

Trends Against The Spread

Thundervs.Spurs
14-11 (56%)All12-11-1 (52%)
7-5 (58%) at homeLocation5-8 (38%) on the road
14-11 (56%) as favoriteStatus7-3 (70%) as underdog
7-5 (58%) as home favoriteLocation Status5-3 (62%) as road underdog
0-0 (0%)Head To Head0-0 (0%)

Team Stats

TEAMPTSPAFG%3P%REBASTTOVSTLBLKSTRKL10
SAS120.1115.448.636.944.825.914.78.54.7W27-3
OKC123.6106.250.138.144.626.812.710.25.4W1610-0

Injury Report

Thunder

Spurs

Series History

OKC went 2-1 against San Antonio last season (1-0 at home, 1-1 on the road).

Why the Thunder Will Cover (-10.5)

For the first time since Game 7 of the NBA Finals, the Thunder will have all 5 starters healthy and ready to go. OKC has been dominant through the first 25 games of the season, and they’re finally almost at full strength. Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama should make his return to the Spurs tonight after missing several weeks with a calf strain. It’s likely going to take a lot for San Antonio to keep this one to single digits, so I’m taking the Thunder to cover.

Why the Game Will NOT Hit the Over (232.5)

These Cup games come with more competition—Wednesday’s domination over Phoenix excluded—so while I think OKC covers, I don’t think the point total goes over. I can see this one being more of a defensive battle, especially with the return of Isaiah Hartenstein for the Thunder and Victor Wembanyama for the Spurs.

Staff Picks

On the Season

NameMoneylineSpreadOver/Under
Matt23-214-1010-15
Zack24-113-1212-13
Craig24-111-13-18-17
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