Spurs vs. Thunder final score, results: Victor Wembanyama goes off with 41 points, 24 rebounds in 2 OT thriller originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The San Antonio Spurs made a statement with a 122-115 double-overtime win over the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the 2026 Western Conference Finals.Victor Wembanyama had 41 points and 24 rebounds in 49 minutes on the floor. He joined David Robinson to become the second Spurs player with over 40 points and 20 rebounds in the playoffs.Both team battled hard to open the series. Alex Caruso has 31 points in 32 minutes off the bench to lead OKC.Shai Gilgeous-Alexander played the entire game with 24 points.Spurs vs. Thunder live updates, highlights from NBA playoffs Game 1Spurs 122, Thunder 115 Final 2OT2OT- 9.8 seconds: Spurs up 122-115.2OT- 17.9 seconds: Wemby blocks Jaylen Williams dunk. Spurs go up 112-1142OT- 22:2 seconds: Wemby dunk puts Spurs up 120-114. Timeout on the floor.Wemby now the second San Antonio player with 40 points and 20 rebounds in a playoff game.2OT- 32:2 seconds: Great defense by the Spurs to regain possession.2OT- 1:01: Wemby with a dunk and a foul for a 3-point play 118-114 Spurs up2OT- 1:21: Jalen Williams 3-pointer with Spurs up 115-114.2OT- 2:04: Harper hits a free throw 115-111 Spurs up.2OT- 2:04: Dylan Harper layup puts Spurs up 114-111 with a foul on the play.2OT- 2:24: Cason Wallace hits 3-pointer to cut Spurs lead to one point, 112-1112OT- 2:33: Shot clock violation with OKC getting the ball back.2OT- 3:16: Wemby knocks down free throws. Spurs up 112-1082OT- 3:45: Wemby dunk puts Spurs up 110-1082OT- 4:05: Teams look tired with sloppy playEnd of overtime: Spurs: 108, Thunder 108OT- 0.8: Dylan Harper saves the ball from being out of bounds. Lob pass to the basket unsuccessful. 108 ties in second OT.OT- 26.3: Wemby with 28-foot 3-pointer by logo to tie game at 108OT- 1:08: Alex Caruso with a heads up play, leads to SGA dunk 108-105 OKC leadOT- 1:34: OKC takes 106-105 leadOT- 2:20: Alex Caruso hits 3-pointer 105-104 Spurs lead.OT- 3:06: Wemby put back. Spurs up 105-101OT- 3:40: Spurs strike first 103-101 with Stephon Castle dunk.OT- 4:21: Both teams sloppy to start the extra period.End of Regulation: Spurs 101, Thunder 101.4th Quarter- 0.0 seconds: Wemby blocked by Chet Holmgren to force Overtime.4th Quarter- 3.1 seconds: SGA layup ties the game at 101. Timeout San Antonio.4th Quarter- 11.5 seconds: Wemby nails a spin and floater in the paint 101-99 Spurs lead. Timeout OKC.4th Quarter- 33.2 seconds: SGA fouled and goes to the line. Hits both free throws to tie the game at 994th Quarter- 37.1 seconds: Harper goes to the line and hits both free throws. Spurs up 99-974th Quarter- 1:12: Game tied at 97.4th Quarter- 1:50: OKC takes 95-94 lead4th Quarter- 2:35: Vassell 3-pointer puts Spurs up by 4, 94-904th Quarter- 3:20: OKC cuts San Antonio's lead to one point 91-904th Quarter- 3:52: TV Timeout. Spurs go a bit cold up 91-88.4th Quarter- 4:48: Spurs up 91-86 under five minutes to play.4th Quarter- 5:37: Both teams fighting for buckets. SGA layup with a foul by Wemby 89-84.4th Quarter- 7:06: Easy dunk forLuguentz Dort cuts into Spurs lead 89-824th Quarter- 7:30: TV timeout. Spurs up 89-80 with tough defense.4th Quarter- 8:47: Teams go into the first few minutes of the quarter trading buckets. Spurs hold lead 87-80Wemby: 25 points, 15 rebounds and a blockEnd of 3rd Quarter: Spurs 80, Thunder 733rd Quarter- 8.5 seconds: Spurs up 80-73.3rd Quarter- 1:07: SGA nails a 3-pointer. Spurs up 75-703rd Quarter- 2:20: Wemby goes back to the free throw line after splitting a pair, makes both for 73-67 lead.3rd Quarter- 3:24: Teams trading buckets with Spurs up 70-653rd Quarter- 4:44: TV Timeout. Spurs up 66-633rd Quarter- 5:34: Jared McClain hits a 3-pointer to take Spurs lead down to one point, 64-633rd Quarter- 6:05: With Wemby on the bench, OKC is trying to get points in the paint. 64-60 Spurs lead.3rd Quarter- 6:27: Wemby out. Stephon Castle makes both free throws. 64-58 Spurs up.3rd Quarter- 7:01:Julian Champagnie hit triple to put Spurs up 62-583rd Quarter- 7:33: Wemby hits two free throws for the Spurs to retake lead 59-583rd Quarter-7:33: Frustration is setting in with the Spurs, who give up the lead for the first time in the second half.3rd Quarter- 7:46: TV Timeout. Luguentz Dort nails 3-pointer to take 58-57 lead.3rd Quarter- 9:57: SGA hits a 3-pointer with San Antonio's lead now 57-553rd Quarter- 9:11: Thunder keep hanging around with Spurs lead now three, 55-523rd Quarter- 10:50: Teams open the quarter by trading buckets. Spurs up 53-47Start of 3rd Quarter- 12:00Halftime: Spurs 51, Thunder 44Team StatsHalftimeSan AntonioOKCFG18-4316-43Field Goal %42373PT7-196-22FT8-96-6Rebounds2920Assists1110Steals56Blocks13Total Turnovers85PointsOff Turnovers124Fast Break Points014Points in Paint2018Fouls78Technical Fouls00Flagrant Fouls00Largest Lead1032nd Quarter- 51.1 seconds: Spurs up 51-41 with Devin Vassell 3-pointer2nd Quarter- 3:30: TV timeout. Thunder cut Spurs lead to 44-412nd Quarter- 4:26: Thunder trying to cut into the Spurs 42-35 lead with Chet Holmgren at the free throw line2nd Quarter- 5:55: Teams trading buckets with Spurs up 42-352nd Quarter- 7:19: Victor Wembanyama dunk puts Spurs up 40-32.2nd Quarter- 8:03: Another missed 3-pointer for OKC. They've gone ice cold in the quarter with four missed from beyond the arc.2nd Quarter- 9:11: Dylan Harper hits a 3-pointer and goes on 9-2 run and go up 36-29End of 1st Quarter: Thunder 27, Spurs 27Ajay Mitchell dishes to Jalen Williams on the break for the DUNK and the OKC crowd gets LOUD. NBC and Peacock pic.twitter.com/w3hWbCeBdV NBA on NBC and Peacock (@NBAonNBC) May 19, 20261st Quarter- 3:03: Teams trading buckets with OKC taking 18-17 lead1st Quarter- 6:06: Thunder go on 9-3 run to cut Spurs lead to three, 15-12Alex Caruso went right at Wemby on offense AND defense. pic.twitter.com/u9UkLTZx0H NBA on NBC and Peacock (@NBAonNBC) May 19, 20261st Quarter- 7:28: Spurs jump out to a 12-3 lead early1st Quarter- 12:00: Tip-off from Oklahoma CityThe 2026 NBA Western C. onference finals kicks off Monday night with the second-seeded San Antonio Spurs battling the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder.San Antonio is coming off a 139-109 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday to win their semifinal series, while Oklahoma City swept the Los Angeles Lakers 115-110 on May 11.Tipoff from Paycom Center in Oklahoma City is set for 8:30 p.m. ET.How to Watch Game 1 Western Conference Finals: San Antonio Spurs vs. Oklahoma City ThunderMonday, May 18Tip-off: 8:30 p.m. ETTV: NBC/ PeacockMore NBA Playoff news:San Antonio has best NBA Playoff win since 1983Nuggets legend slams 'frugal billionaire' owner Stan Kroenke, doesn't expect offseason movesEveryone is saying the same thing about how the refs treated Lakers in Game 2Tyran Stokes is all over social media after tough adjustment beforefuture NBA journey