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Two of San Antonio's three star playmakers are questionable against the defending-champion OKC Thunder, and the Spurs latest injury update now calls Fox's injury an ankle sprain.
Tom Petrini|
The Oklahoma City Thunder are taking on the San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals as Jalen Williams is tabbed as day to day.
Rylan Stiles|
The Thunder center’s physical play held Victor Wembanyama in check, but he needs to be on a shorter leash for the rest of the series.
Dan Gartland|
The San Antonio Spurs managed to split a pair of games on the road vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder to begin the Western Conference Finals. They still desperately miss De'Aaron Fox.
Matt Guzman|
The Thunder adjusted defensively against Victor Wembanyama to even the Western Conference finals, and now the real test begins when the series shifts to San Antonio.
Chris Mannix|
"He's a warrior, he's out there giving all he's got," Mitch Johnson said of his second-year star, who has struggled to control the ball without De'Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper on the floor with him.
Tom Petrini|
Isaiah Hartenstein was much more involved in the Thunder’s game plan in their win on Wednesday to even the Western Conference finals at one game apiece.
Blake Silverman|
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama was largely neutralized by Oklahoma City Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein in Game 2 of the Western Conference final.
Ryan Phillips|
The Spurs played another game without De'Aaron Fox and lost rookie Dylan Harper to a right leg injury, and they made the Thunder sweat until the final minute as they fell 122-113.
Tom Petrini|
How social media reacted to Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals.
Derek Parker|
Both San Antonio Spurs rookie Dylan Harper and Oklahoma City Thunder star Jalen Williams left Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals early, and later ruled OUT for the game.
Matt Guzman|
Stephon Castle’s dunk on Isaiah Hartenstein will live on.
Stephen Douglas|
NBC and Peacock are using camera angles that fans hate during the Western Conference finals.
Ryan Phillips|
The San Antonio Spurs are grateful Dylan Harper fell into their lap with the No. 2 pick. Now deep in the playoffs, the rookie is equally appreciative of his unique situation.
Matt Guzman|
Smooth beyond his years, Harper came off the bench for San Antonio for most of the year and stuffed the stat sheet in his first postseason start against the Thunder on Monday night.
Tom Petrini|
The series is tied 1–1 as it heads to San Antonio.
Dan Lyons, Tyler Lauletta, Blake Silverman, Ryan Phillips|
The San Antonio Spurs admitted that they couldn't hear anything in the first game of the Western Conference Finals, but they know each other so well that they didn't need to.
Tom Petrini|
The biggest Cherry Blossom Prizm sales ever include Wembanyama, Caitlin Clark, LeBron James, and more hobby superstars.
Conor B. McGrath|
The Oklahoma City Thunder are taking on the San Antonio Spurs are battling in the Western Conference Finals in Game 2. Here are three things to know.
Rylan Stiles|
Breaking down the odds to win the NBA Finals during the Conference Finals.
Peter Dewey|
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