“The Thunder want to play physical and make the game as difficult as possible for Wembanyama. The Spurs want to find attacks that make the game easier. Eliminating turnovers and better ball movement are steps in the right direction.” @JeffZillgitt highlights 3 things to watch as the Western Conference Finals shift to San Antonio for a pivotal Game 3 tonight at 8:30pm/et on NBC & Peacock!

"Oklahoma City improved its offensive execution and defensive focus game over game, limited Victor Wembanyama to a really good game instead of a historic one, received better performances from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and big men Chet Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein and relied on its trademark depth." @JeffZillgitt highlights 4 takeaways from OKC's bounce-back win before the series moves to San Antonio for Game 3, Friday at 8:30pm/et on NBC & Peacock.

"Wembanyama was sensational, rookie Dylan Harper soared in an unexpected start and the Spurs persevered through the highs and lows of high-pressure playoff hoops for a stunning 1-0 series lead in an instant classic." @JeffZillgitt breaks down the 4 biggest takeaways from San Antonio’s thrilling 2OT win over OKC on the NBA App! Game 2: Wednesday at 8:30pm/et on NBC/Peacock.

"The defending champion Thunder are a potential dynasty in an era when no team has repeated since the Golden State Warriors in 2017 and 2018, and the Spurs are on a mission to dethrone the Thunder and start talks of their own rule." @JeffZillgitt previews the marquee matchup and takes a closer look at the stars, storylines, and adjustments that could shape the series ahead of Game 1 tonight at 8:30pm/et on NBC and Peacock.

“The Oklahoma City Thunder have been in this position before – down 1-0 in the playoffs – and responded with series victories… That experience allows the Thunder to act with poise and confidence and an understanding that they have found answers in the past and can figure out how to beat the San Antonio Spurs after Monday’s 122-115 Game 1 double-overtime loss.” @JeffZillgitt highlights 3 things to watch as the Thunder look to respond vs. the Spurs tonight at 8:30pm/et on NBC & Peacock!