The NBA revealed Spurs–Knicks Finals courts with a painted Larry O’Brien Trophy at midcourt in San Antonio and New York, returning a long‑missing Finals visual.

Victor Wembanyama's 28-point, 10-rebound night powered a 118-91 Spurs win, forcing a winner-take-all Game 7.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 32 as the Thunder beat the Spurs 127-114 in Game 5, moving Oklahoma City to a 3-2 series lead and one win from the NBA Finals.

A seven‑photo gallery captures Game 4 at Frost Bank Center, showing in‑game action, bench moments and a packed Spurs crowd during the Western Conference Finals.

Victor Wembanyama earned All‑NBA First Team honors after a dominant defensive season and a unanimous Defensive Player of the Year award.

The Thunder beat the Spurs 123–108 in Game 3 at Frost Bank Center, taking a 2–1 lead in the Western Conference Finals.

A free Spurs pep rally will take over Tower Park at Hemisfair Friday morning with giveaways, live music and special guests ahead of Game 3.

The Spurs fell 122-113 in Oklahoma City as turnovers and second-chance points swung Game 2, leaving the Western Conference final even at 1-1.

Spurs are restricting playoff ticket purchases to buyers within a 150‑mile radius of Frost Bank Center; out‑of‑area orders may be canceled and refunded.

De'Aaron Fox was scratched from Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals after his ankle flared up in pregame testing. The Spurs will lean on Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper in his absence.

The Spurs rolled to a 139–109 Game 6 win in Minneapolis to clinch the series and advance to the Western Conference Finals.

Victor Wembanyama returned to power a 126-97 Spurs win at Frost Bank Center, giving San Antonio a 3-2 edge in the Western Conference semifinals.

Victor Wembanyama was ejected in Game 4 after swinging an elbow that struck Naz Reid, a flagrant 2 that changed the night in Minneapolis and could shift the series.