The San Antonio Spurs have the chance to take a commanding 2–0 series lead back to the Alamo City on Wednesday night, facing the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals at Paycom Center.
San Antonio struck first in Monday’s double-overtime barnburner in OKC, fueled by a legendary performance from superstar center Victor Wembanyama. But it’ll take more than one man to take down the defending NBA champs, and the Spurs will continue leaning on their outstanding supporting cast — including rookie guard Dylan Harper.
Tipoff is set for 8:40 p.m. ET. Oklahoma City is a 7.5-point home favorite with -230 moneyline odds, while San Antonio is a +190 underdog.
Ahead of Game 2, let’s dive into the top Dylan Harper prop bet on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Best Dylan Harper Prop Bet for Spurs vs. Thunder Game 2
Best Bet: Dylan Harper Over 18.5 Points + Rebounds (-124)
While it was Victor Wembanyama’s name that filled the headlines, Dylan Harper was arguably just as integral to San Antonio’s Game 1 upset. In his first playoff start, the 2025 second overall pick recorded 24 points (8–20 FG, 1–7 3PT), 11 rebounds, six assists, and a whopping seven steals in the double-overtime thriller.
At just 20 years old, Harper has enhanced his production substantially in his first taste of playoff action. While the former Rutgers star averaged a respectable 11.8 points and 3.4 rebounds during the regular season, those numbers have ballooned to 14.6 points and 5.6 boards — good for 20.2 combined points and rebounds (P+R) — across 12 postseason contests.
Harper has notched more than 18.5 P+R in seven games during that span, including four straight dating back to Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Timberwolves.
If Spurs guard De’Aaron Fox — currently listed as questionable with ankle soreness — remains sidelined on Wednesday, Harper should get another start and continue producing in an expanded role. But he’s also shown that he’s capable of clearing his P+R line when coming off the bench, making this prop a strong option regardless of his role in Game 2.
