The Oklahoma City Thunder play the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday, and if you’re looking to do some last-minute betting research, you’re in luck! We’ll give you the latest point spread, moneyline odds and over-under number, as well as the information you’ll need to make the smartest bet on Tipico Sportsbook.
The game tips off at 6 p.m. Central Time and can be seen on Bally Sports Oklahoma.
The Thunder are coming off a comeback win over the Lakers. Dejounte Murray has been leading the Spurs by averaging over 18 points, eight assists, eight rebounds and two assists per game.
Thunder vs. Spurs notable injuries:
Jakob Poetl is out for San Antonio due to health and safety protocols. The only Thunder player on the injury list is Gabriel Deck, who is questionable.
The lines, courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook
- Point spread: Thunder +3.5
- Money line: Spurs -170/Thunder +153
- Over-under: 213.5
Advice and prediction
The Thunder have been good more often than bad in their last four games — two wins over the Lakers, very nearly beating the Los Angeles Clippers, but a 21-point loss to the Warriors — but they are still quite streaky. They fell behind by 26 points to the Lakers in one game and 19 in the other, and collapsed in the fourth quarter against the Clippers when Paul George started going off. The Spurs are not a team that would allow a big lead to slip away.
Oklahoma City would also have to limit Murray, who is practically averaging a triple-double and plays excellent defense. The Spurs are a top-10 team in steals and steals per game, which will put pressure on the young Thunder ball handlers.
One thing that could be good for the Thunder is the lack of dominant big on the Spurs. OKC can better use its small-ball lineups against San Antonio.
It’s tough to predict a Thunder win, even after these last games. I don’t think I’d bet on a victory until they’ve proven they’re consistent.
Prediction: Spurs 105, Thunder 99
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