The Oklahoma City Thunder are the class of the Western Conference, and now their opponent's star De'Aaron Fox is questionable for Game 1 with an ankle injury — that's a massive blow to San Antonio's offensive engine. OKC is deep, healthy, and playing at home in the Western Conference Finals, which is exactly where elite teams cover big spreads. Talent wins, and right now the Thunder have it all.

Everyone's sleeping on the Spurs because they're on the road, but Wembanyama is healthy and averaging 25 points against OKC in this series — the Thunder have multiple key players banged up including Wiggins questionable and several others already out. San Antonio finished 62-20 and is right there with OKC as a legitimate contender, so getting +6.5 with the Alien suiting up and dealing is straight-up highway robbery!

This is Western Conference Finals Game 1, and OKC enters as the No. 1 seed with a clean injury report (only one player listed), while San Antonio has three players on the injury report including De'Aaron Fox (questionable, right ankle) and Luke Kornet (questionable, left foot) — meaningful depth concerns in a playoff series opener. The Thunder swept the Lakers in the second round and will be well-rested and energized at home, where a -6.5 spread reflects their dominance but is still manageable given the Spurs' health questions and OKC's superior regular-season record (64-18 vs. 62-20).