Nobody envisioned the Spurs’ success this season.

The Thunder tied the series up, but must keep up the attack as they are hitting the road.

San Antonio’s Victor Wembanyama is putting up numbers the likes of which haven’t been seen in a conference finals for about a half-century. The stars in these Western Conference finals, they’re being stars.

The 150-mile rule applies to playoff home games and is paired with a four-ticket-per-order limit for many events, the San Antonio Express‑News reports. In a statement to the paper, the team said the policy is meant to "prioritize local fans across San Antonio,

Creative T-shirts and are flying off the shelves as the Spurs continue their push for an NBA title. (Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.) SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio restaurants and small businesses are feeling the buzz of the NBA playoffs.

Spurs greats like Sean Elliott and George Gervin found more than basketball in San Antonio. They found loyalty, family and a city that became home.

"It's a commitment to go to a Spurs game this late in the season, especially the Western Conference Finals," Elliott said to MySA. "I know what the ticket prices are going for, so

Cynthia Happy Buttles said she’s struggling to understand why someone would use excitement about the Spurs to deface someone else’s vehicle.