The Oklahoma City Thunder are ready for their fourth game of the season and second in a row at home as they host the San Antonio Spurs. Another rendition of Chet Holmgren vs. Victor Wembanyama is broadcast on national television.

The Thunder match, which will be broadcast on national television, doesn’t start until 8:30 PM local time.

This season, the Thunder are 3-0 and have looked fantastic in each of their three games. Spurs, on the other hand, are 1-2 and have lost their only road game this season.

Oklahoma City has proven to be the contender they thought it would be, while the Spurs left a lot to be desired early in the season.

Thunder:

Jaylin Williams, out (knee)

Isaiah Hartenstein, from (hand)

Kenrich Williams, out (knee)

Nikola Topic, off (knee)

Tracks:

Tre Jones (ankle)

Devin Vassell (foot)

David Duke Jr., away (G League)

Riley Minix, away (G League)

Harrison Ingram, away (G League)

There are no new injuries for either team considering what they have been dealing with all season. The Thunder and Spurs are both without a single rotation player, but they have enough talent to match their form.

Despite playing their shakiest game of the season, the Thunder pulled out a 24-point victory. They controlled the game until they were able to blow open the doors and blow out the Atlanta Hawks.

With three big double-digit wins this season, the Thunder are a 12.5-point favorite over the Spurs for their matchup.

With some elite perimeter defenders, a great rim protector and a defensive scheme that involves everyone, the Thunder have been able to put together some game-changing pieces this season.

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