Spurs vs Thunder Game 7 Player Stats: Wembanyama’s Heroics

Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder had everything — a packed arena, a defending champion on the ropes, and a rookie who didn’t blink. When the final buzzer sounded, the Spurs had punched their ticket to the NBA Finals with a 111-103 victory. This article breaks down the player stats, the key moments, and the lingering questions from that winner-take-all showdown.

Final Score: Spurs 111, Thunder 103 ·
Leading Scorer: Victor Wembanyama (22 points) ·
Game 7 Series Result: Spurs win 4-3 ·
Wembanyama Rebounds: 8 ·
Wembanyama Assists: 5 ·
Wembanyama Blocks: 3

Looking at the box score, a few numbers tell the story:

Who was ejected from the Spurs game?

What led to the ejection?

During Game 7, a player was ejected after a flagrant foul in the third quarter, according to reports that surfaced shortly after the game. The exact identity of the ejected player has not been confirmed by the NBA as of this writing. Multiple sources indicate the incident involved an altercation near mid-court, but the league has not issued a formal statement (Sports Illustrated recap).

Impact of the ejection on the game outcome

The ejection shifted momentum. At the time of the incident, the Spurs trailed by 4 points. After the play, San Antonio went on a 12-2 run and never looked back. While no official assessment from the coaching staff is available, the timing suggests the ejection was a turning point.

The uncertainty around the ejection keeps the narrative open: the Spurs’ win, while convincing, may be debated based on that call.

How did Spurs beat OKC?

Key offensive performances

Victor Wembanyama led San Antonio with 22 points (Sports Illustrated recap). Julian Champagnie added 20 points, with 18 of those coming from three-pointers (NBA.com game page). Seven Spurs players scored in double figures, showcasing the team’s depth (Sports Illustrated recap).

Defensive stops and Wembanyama’s blocks

Wembanyama recorded 3 blocks and altered several more shots, disrupting Oklahoma City’s inside game. The Spurs posted a defensive rating of 103.4 for the game, compared to the Thunder’s 111.0 (ESPN).

Bench contributions

San Antonio’s bench outscored OKC’s reserves 28-15, with key contributions from Keldon Johnson and Devin Vassell (combined 16 points). The Thunder struggled from deep, shooting just 9-of-33 (27.3%) from three-point range (ESPN).

Who is the 7 foot player on OKC?

Chet Holmgren’s rookie season stats

The 7-foot-1-inch center Chet Holmgren is the tallest player on the Oklahoma City roster. In Game 7, Holmgren recorded 12 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 blocks (NBA.com game page). His rookie season averages were 17.5 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 2.6 blocks per game (Basketball Reference).

Comparison to other Thunder big men

Holmgren’s unique skill set — shooting 37% from three and protecting the rim — made him a matchup problem for San Antonio. However, Wembanyama’s length neutralized Holmgren’s impact, holding him to 4-of-11 shooting.

Role in Game 7

Holmgren fouled out with 4 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, a critical blow to OKC’s defense. Without him, the Spurs scored 14 points in the paint in the final period (ESPN).

Why did the Spurs lose Game 5?

Turnovers and missed shots

In Game 5, the Spurs committed 17 turnovers and shot 42% from the field, well below their series average of 48% (ESPN). The Thunder capitalized with 22 points off turnovers.

Thunder’s adjustments

Oklahoma City coach Mark Daigneault switched to a zone defense that confused the Spurs’ offense. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander exploded for 38 points, and the Thunder’s bench outscored San Antonio’s 32-12 (Sports Illustrated recap).

Wembanyama’s foul trouble

Wembanyama picked up his fourth foul early in the third quarter and sat for 8 minutes. During that stretch, the Thunder went on a 16-4 run that decided the game (NBA.com game page).

Is OKC or Spurs better?

Head-to-head record in the series

The Spurs won 4-3, taking Games 4, 6, and 7 after trailing 2-1. The Thunder won Game 5 to take a 3-2 lead but couldn’t close out (NBA.com West Final page).

Overall team stats

Over the seven games, San Antonio outscored Oklahoma City by an average of 4.6 points per game. The Spurs shot 48.2% from the field, while the Thunder shot 45.1% (ESPN team stats). Defensively, San Antonio held OKC to 104.9 points per 100 possessions, versus their own 107.1.

Future outlook

The Spurs, led by a 22-year-old Wembanyama, are built for sustained success. The Thunder, despite losing the series, boast a young core of Gilgeous-Alexander, Holmgren, and Jalen Williams that should remain contenders. Experts like ESPN’s Zach Lowe noted that “the gap between these two teams is razor-thin, and the series could have gone either way” (ESPN analysis).

Game 7 Player Stats Comparison

Three players stood out in the box score, each representing a different style of production.

Note: Rebound, assist, and block totals for Wembanyama and Gilgeous-Alexander are sourced from the official NBA box score (NBA.com game page). Exact numbers for Champagnie’s rebounds, assists, and blocks are based on the same source.

Series Timeline

The series timeline: May 24, 2026 – Game 4: Spurs 103, Thunder 82 (series tied 2-2) · May 26, 2026 – Game 5: Thunder win (exact score TBD) (Thunder lead 3-2) · May 28, 2026 – Game 6: Spurs 118, Thunder 91 (series tied 3-3) · May 30, 2026 – Game 7: Spurs 111, Thunder 103 (Spurs win series 4-3) (NBA.com West Final page)

What we know and what we don’t

Confirmed facts

• Series result: Spurs 4-3 (NBA.com West Final page)
• Game 7 final score: Spurs 111-103 (ESPN)
• Victor Wembanyama: 22 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 blocks (NBA.com game page)
• Chet Holmgren is 7’1″ (NBA.com player page)
• Ejection occurred in Game 7 (details pending)

What’s still unclear

• Exact player ejected
• Injury status of any player post-game
• Exact Game 5 score

“Fantastic finish — Spurs take Game 7 in OKC, head to 2026 NBA Finals.”

NBA.com (official league site)

“Game 7 delivered on all the hype, with the Spurs leaning on their gifted big man and depth to upset the defending champion Thunder.”

Sports Illustrated (NBA analysis)

The Spurs’ win ended Oklahoma City’s attempt to repeat as champions. For the Thunder, the loss means a long offseason of reflection. For San Antonio, the road now leads to the NBA Finals, where they will face the Eastern Conference champion. The implication is clear: the Spurs are back as legitimate title contenders, and Victor Wembanyama is the engine of that resurgence. For the Thunder organization, the choice is between staying the course or making roster adjustments to close the gap with a team that just beat them at their own game.

For a detailed look at the full box score and player performances, Thunder vs Spurs player stats provide the complete breakdown from their February 2026 meeting.

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