The Oklahoma City Thunder are one game away from their second NBA Finals appearance in two seasons. Standing in their way are the San Antonio Spurs, the young upstarts who have pushed the reigning champions to the brink of elimination. Game 7 tips off at 8 p.m. ET tonight.

On DraftKings Sportsbook, the Thunder enter as a 3.5-point favorite at home with -155 odds to win on the Moneyline. The game total is set at 212.5 combined points.

Here are the top Spurs vs. Thunder prop bets on DraftKings Sportsbook for this Saturday NBA Playoffs matchup.

Best Spurs vs. Thunder player prop bets

De’Aaron Fox over 10.5 REB + AST (+102)

It’s been a quiet series for Spurs point guard De’Aaron Fox since he returned from injury in Game 3. He missed the first two matchups of the Western Conference Finals due to an ankle issue and hasn’t been himself as a scorer since coming back, averaging only 10.3 points on a 33.3% FG%. He’s tallied just 14 points over the last two games combined after posting 12 and 15 in his first two outings against the Thunder. However, he’s found other ways to get involved and make an impact.

One of the most popular prop bets in Game 6 was over 9.5 combined REB + AST for Fox. That prop cashed for the fourth time in four tries this series as he tallied five boards and seven dimes. Now, the line has ticked up a little bit to 10.5, but it still feels like a very solid pick tonight, especially at plus odds. Fox is averaging 6.5 rebounds and 6.5 assists in his four outings against Oklahoma City in this series, good for a combined 13.0 REB + AST. He’s pulled down five, four, 10 and seven boards while dishing out seven, eight, five and six helpers. It seems he knows he may not score at will, so he’s done what he can to contribute elsewhere.

In 15 games this postseason, the over on 10.5 REB + AST for Fox has cashed eight times. He’s averaging 4.3 rebounds and 6.0 assists during this run for an average of 10.3 REB + AST, right on the edge of the line. This makes for a plus-money prop bettors can feel fairly confident in.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander under 30.5 points (-106)

Call me crazy, but I actually support fading Shai Gilgeous-Alexander with the season on the line tonight. I know, I know, it feels like a tough sell since Jalen Williams and Ajay Mitchell are both out, resulting in even more work for the back-to-back MVP. After all, how could one fade that guy when we know the ball will be in his hands a ton?

Here’s the deal. Gilgeous-Alexander may be one of the best scorers in the NBA, but he hasn’t looked the part in this series. He’s produced just 24.3 PPG across six games against the Spurs and remained under 30.5 points in five of those games. His scoring totals over that span sit at 24, 30, 26, 19, 32 and 15 points. For the record, he didn’t have a single outing of fewer than 20 points in the regular season across 68 games — it’s now happened three times in 14 playoff games, including twice in this series.

That’s concerning, but even more worrying for the over is that he’s been extremely inefficient to boot. Gilgeous-Alexander shot a career-best 55.3% from the field in the regular season. A slight drop in the more physical environment of the postseason is expected, but he’s at just 45.5% overall in the playoffs. This series in particular is the big red flag — his FG% in six games against San Antonio comes in at a paltry 37.9%. If he can get past Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper on the perimeter, Victor Wembanyama awaits him in the paint. With the results so far, the under feels like a prudent, if slightly bold call tonight in Game 7.