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Sports Illustrated's Peter Dewey breaks down his favorite bets for Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder.
Peter Dewey|
Orlando's near-month-long head coaching search is over.
Matt Hanifan|
OKC will be missing two of their top-three playmakers, putting all the pressure on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as San Antonio continues to key in on the two-time MVP.
Tom Petrini|
OKC's All-Star has been ruled out for the biggest game of the season.
Derek Parker|
A defensive specialist who helped turn San Antonio into a juggernaut on that end, Sweeney joined Mitch Johnson's staff this year as associate head coach after successful stops in Dallas and Milwaukee.
Tom Petrini|
Many thought that the San Antonio Spurs were too young to make a title push this year, but Wemby's ability to meet every challenge has them on their biggest stage yet with a chance to defeat the defending champions and earn a trip to the NBA Finals.
Tom Petrini|
Discover why the Orlando Magic are replacing Jamahl Mosley with Sean Sweeney as their next head coach.
Jeremy Brener|
This is Sweeney’s first head coaching job after proving to be a defensive mastermind for several teams.
Chris Mannix|
San Antonio Spurs vs. Oklahoma City Thunder opening odds for Western Conference Finals Game 7 on Saturday, May 30.
Ryan Gilbert|
The two-time MVP is struggling from the field in the Western Conference finals.
Stephen Douglas|
The Spurs’ big win over the Thunder in Game 6 was part of a larger trend.
Dan Gartland|
After a frustrating Game 5, the Defensive Player of the Year powered San Antonio’s urgency that erased its previous mistakes.
Chris Mannix|
Behind Victor Wembanyama and Dylan Harper, the San Antonio Spurs kept their season alive with a 27-point win over the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 6 of the West Finals.
Matt Guzman|
The Oklahoma City Thunder were absolutely beaten down in Game 6 against the San Antonio Spurs. 3 Takeaways following this blowout.
Rylan Stiles|
The Oklahoma City Thunder unleash their Game 6 starting lineup as Jalen Williams returns.
Rylan Stiles|
The San Antonio Spurs, with their season on the line, have one goal in mind in Game 6: Find a way back to Oklahoma City for a winner-take-all Game 7 on Saturday.
Matt Guzman|
San Antonio's head coach spoke before Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals about how his team has managed to slow down Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and the approach to this team's first playoff elimination game at risk of going home.
Tom Petrini|
After a stellar performance by the Spurs in Game 6, the Western Conference finals will go to a Game 7 on Saturday night.
Tyler Lauletta, Ryan Phillips|
Victor Wembanyama's market has skyrocketed overnight, and there was one sale that topped them all.
Craig Cormier|
Topps Signature Class Basketball will be releasing for the first time in licensed form, and this is what collectors need to know.
Dylan Brown|
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