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Opening odds for Thunder vs. Spurs Game 4 in 2026 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Finals

Opening odds for Thunder vs. Spurs Game 4 in 2026 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Finals

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By: Stan Son

After getting the split in Oklahoma City with the tough 122-115 win in double overtime of Game 1, the Spurs returned home for Game 3 on Friday. The fans were raucous from the get-go and San Antonio jumped out to a 15-0 lead, but the Thunder weren’t fazed and handled that lightning fast start as if they were defending champions. Oh, wait.

OKC won the second quarter, 32-20, then crossed the finish line, winning 123-108.

San Antonio only shot 13-of-41 (32%) from downtown while OKC converted 17-of-38 (45%). After a turnover-fest in the first two games, both teams were relatively clean with 11 and 15 turnovers.

The bench was instrumental for the Thunder, as Jaylin Williams put up 18 points, Alex Caruso went for 15 points, Cason Wallace chipped in 11 points and Jared McCain shot 10-of-21 to finish with 24 points.

The Thunder have wrestled back home court advantage and will look to put a stranglehold on the series Sunday.

With the matchup set, DraftKings Sportsbook has listed opening odds for Game 4 of this series, which takes place Sunday at 8 p.m. ET. The Spurs enter as 1.5-point favorites with -120 odds to win on the moneyline. The Thunder are +102 underdogs with the game total set at 218.5 combined points.

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