The San Antonio Spurs answered in emphatic fashion, using a commanding two-way performance to dismantle the Oklahoma City Thunder, 103-82, in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals and level the series.
Victor Wembanyama set the tone on both ends of the floor, finishing with 33 points, eight rebounds, and three blocks in a performance that highlighted his growing control of the matchup.
His presence inside and on the perimeter disrupted OKC’s rhythm from the opening stretches and never let the Thunder fully settle into their offense.
Oklahoma City struggled to find consistent scoring outside of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who finished with 19 points and seven assists while battling constant defensive pressure from San Antonio’s length and rotations.
Isaiah Hartenstein added 12 points inside, while Isaiah Joe chipped in 11 points, but the Thunder lacked enough secondary firepower to keep pace in a physical game.
Devin Vassell and Stephon Castle provided crucial support for the Spurs, scoring 13 points each to help ease the offensive load on Wembanyama.
Their timely buckets helped San Antonio maintain spacing and punish Oklahoma City whenever they overcommitted to the paint.
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SUNDAY’S FINAL SCORES
Wemby stuffs the stat sheet as the @spurs win Game 4 to even the series at 2-2 in the NBA Conference Finals presented by @Google!
Devin Vassell: 13 PTS, 6 REB
Stephon Castle: 13 PTS, 6 AST
De’Aaron Fox: 12 PTS, 10 REB (postseason career-high), 5 AST… pic.twitter.com/zxTrDi1L3z— NBA (@NBA) May 25, 2026
The Spurs came out with urgency after a tightly contested start, gradually wearing down the Thunder with physical defense and disciplined half-court execution.
Once San Antonio established control of the paint, it forced Oklahoma City into tougher perimeter looks and limited their second-chance opportunities.
A key stretch late in the second quarter swung momentum firmly toward the Spurs, as they strung together stops and converted them into quick transition points.
That run helped San Antonio enter halftime with a comfortable cushion and fully seize control of the contest.
Oklahoma City attempted to respond with pace and rotation adjustments, but the Spurs consistently countered by protecting the rim and closing out sharply on shooters.
Even when the Thunder generated clean looks, they struggled to sustain any offensive rhythm against San Antonio’s defensive structure.
By the fourth quarter, San Antonio controlled tempo and physicality, allowing its starters to manage the closing minutes comfortably.
Wembanyama’s dominance on both ends ensured there would be no late Thunder surge, as the Spurs secured a convincing win to even the Western Conference Finals at 2-2 heading into Game 5.
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