San Antonio, TX – Victor WembanyamaPlayer·Victor Wembanyama once again rose to the occasion, powering the San Antonio SpursTeam·San Antonio Spurs to a crucial 103-82 win against the Oklahoma City ThunderTeam·Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals. His dominant effort on Sunday night, or early Monday, May 25, 2026, knotted the highly contested series at 2-2, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion.
Wembanyama finished the night with an impressive 33 points, eight rebounds, and five assists, complemented by three blocked shots. His highlight moment came at the close of the first half, sinking a remarkable 65-foot three-pointer as the clock expired, igniting the home crowd and underscoring his impact on the game. Spurs coach Mitch JohnsonCoach·Mitch Johnson lauded Wembanyama's consistent competitive spirit throughout the season, noting his leadership qualities.
This victory was particularly significant for the Spurs, who had found themselves trailing 2-1 in the series after dropping Games 2 and 3. Following their Game 3 loss, Wembanyama had publicly taken responsibility, stating the team would "see what we're made of" in Game 4 and emphasizing his need to better involve his teammates. He delivered on that promise, orchestrating a comprehensive team effort that saw the 62-win Spurs overcome the top-seeded Thunder.
The Western Conference Finals has been a captivating battle between two of the league's premier teams. The Oklahoma City ThunderTeam·Oklahoma City Thunder, who finished the regular season with a 64-18 record, entered the playoffs as the top seed, while the San Antonio SpursTeam·San Antonio Spurs, with a 62-20 record, secured the second seed. The Spurs have now bested the Thunder in six of their nine matchups this season, including a hard-fought double-overtime classic in Game 1, where Wembanyama posted an astounding 41 points and 24 rebounds.
With the series now tied, the focus shifts to Game 5, scheduled for Tuesday in Oklahoma City. The outcome of this pivotal contest will undoubtedly dictate the trajectory of the series, as both teams vie for a coveted spot in the NBA FinalsCompetition·NBA Finals.
San Antonio Spurs forward Victor Wembanyama (1) during a game. Icon Sportswire/IMAGO
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