Oklahoma City Thunder vs. San Antonio Spurs

The Oklahoma City Thunder will play their fourth game of the season and their second in a row on home soil against the San Antonio Spurs. Another replay of Chet Holmgren vs. Victor Wembanyama leaves this match and will be broadcast on national television.

The Thunder's competition will be broadcast on national television and will not begin until 8:30 p.m. local time.

This season, the Thunder are 3-0 and have had incredible performances in each of their three games. Spurs, on the other hand, are 1-2 and have lost their only away game this season.

Oklahoma City has proven to be the contender it was thought to be, while the Spurs left a lot to be desired early in the season.

Thunder:

Jaylin Williams is out (knee)

Isaiah Hartenstein, from (hand)

Kenrich Williams is out (knee)

Nikola Topic, from (knee)

Spurs:

Tre Jones (ankle)

Devin Vassell (foot)

David Duke Jr., retired (G League)

Riley Minix, retired (G League)

Harrison Ingram, retired (G League)

There are no new injuries to either team considering what they have struggled with all season. The Thunder and Spurs both lack rotation players, but they have enough healthy talent to match their form.

Despite playing their shaky game of the season, the Thunder pulled out a 24-point win. They dominated the game until they were able to blow the doors open and eliminate the Atlanta Hawks.

With three big double-digit wins this season, the Thunder are 12.5-point favorites over the Spurs in this contest.

With some elite perimeter defenders, a great perimeter defender and a defensive system that includes everyone, the Thunder have managed to put together some game-changing units this season.

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