San Antonio blew out Oklahoma City 118-91, tying the West Conference finals at 3‑3 and forcing a Sunday decider. Victor Wembanyama delivered 28 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks, sparking the Spurs’ most aggressive display after a 127‑114 loss in Game 5. The victory still puts San Antonio within striking distance of its first NBA Finals since 2014.

Dylan Harper added 18, Stephon Castle 17 and Devin Vassell contributed 12 points with two emphatic blocks as the Spurs built a 22‑point run to end the third quarter 92‑64. Oklahoma City’s star Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander managed only 15 on 6‑for‑18 shooting, while Chet Holmgren’s altercation with Vassell underscored the series’ physical tone. Thunder rookie Jalen Williams returned but scored just one point.

The Spurs have now won three of four games by an average margin of 18.3 points, surpassing the series’ overall 15.3‑point average. Wembanyama joined franchise legends David Robinson and Tim Duncan as the only players with five postseason games of at least 25 points and 10 rebounds. 118‑91 final cements San Antonio’s chance to meet the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals.