The best of the West are going head-to-head.
Starting Monday, May 18, NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder take on Victor Wembanyama’s San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals.
Fans hoping to get in on the action to what pundits are calling “the real NBA Finals” can still grab last-minute tickets for all seven potential Thunder and Spurs home games.
At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on tickets at OKC’s Paycom Center was $192 including fees on SeatGeek.
Prices start at $309 including fees at San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center.
Ahead of this pressure-cooker series, the Thunder steamrolled past the Suns and Lakers in the first two rounds of the postseason, sweeping both clubs. Their closest game was when they won by a mere five points against LA to clinch the Semifinals.
As for San Antonio, they bruised their way past the Blazers and Timberwolves to advance to their first post-Popovich Western Conference Finals since 2017 when they got swept by the Warriors.
Oddly enough, they may have the upper hand this time around.
Over the course of the 2025-26 regular season, Mitch Johnson’s Spurs won four of their five meetings against Mark Daigneault’s Thunder.
“We know what they’re capable of,” Daigneault said. “It’s an opponent that is incredibly worthy. We’re going to need to be our best to beat and we understand that.”
Still, oddsmakers are giving OKC the edge.
“Despite their success in the regular season against the defending champs, the Spurs are heavy +210 underdogs to upset the Thunder, who are -260 to get back to the NBA Finals at DraftKings Sportsbook,” The Post reported.
That being said, reporter Dylan Svoboda did note “this series has the makings of a much tighter battle than the odds suggest.”
Don’t miss this one live. You just might witness hardwood history.
For more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. San Antonio Spurs 2026 Western Conference Finals.
A complete calendar, including all announced Thunder Western Conference Finals home game dates and the best prices on tickets, can be found here:
| Oklahoma City Thunder home game dates | Ticket prices start at |
|---|---|
| Game 1 Monday, May 18 | $202 (including fees) |
| Game 2 Wednesday, May 20 | $192 (including fees) |
| Game 5 Tuesday, May 26 (if necessary) | $283 (including fees) |
| Game 7 Saturday, May 30 (if necessary) | $442 (including fees) |
All Spurs Frost Bank Center playoff home game dates and the cheapest tickets available can be found below.
| San Antonio Spurs home game dates | Ticket prices start at |
|---|---|
| Game 3 Friday, May 22 | $309 (including fees) |
| Game 4 Sunday, May 24 | $361 (including fees) |
| Game 6 Thursday, May 28 (if necessary) | $371 (including fees) |
Fans hoping to catch SGA and Wemby duke it out on the tube can watch all first-round playoff games on ABC, ESPN, TNT, Prime Video, NBC, and NBA TV.
Just make sure to review your local listings before tuning in.
If you don’t have cable, your best bet may be DIRECTV.
As noted above, the Thunder and Spurs played five times in the 2025-26 season.
The first game, which went down on Dec. 13, was the only one that was close.
In that contest, San Antonio won 111-109 after coming back from a 31-20 deficit at the end of the first quarter and dealt OKC their second loss of the year.
Wemby and co. continued their winning ways in games 2 and 3 with statement 130-110 and 117-102 victories.
On Jan. 13, the Thunder notched their sole win against the Spurs when SGA led the club to a commanding 119-98 victory. The 6’6 guard scored 34 points, snagged five rebounds, dished five assists and, perhaps most impressively, recorded four blocks.
San Antonio rebounded and won the fifth game 115-105on Feb. 4.
Been meaning to see how the postseason has shaken out?
Check out the NBA’s 2026 playoff bracket here to catch up.
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