Spurs 117-102 Thunder (26 Dec, 2025) Final Score - ESPN (AU)
Game summary of the San Antonio Spurs vs. Oklahoma City Thunder NBA game, final score 117-102, from 26 December 2025 on ESPN (AU).
www.espn.com.auHere are the latest Thunder–Spurs updates:
- Recent focus: Oklahoma City Thunder have been in a tight Western Conference battle with San Antonio Spurs, with several high-profile playoff-like clashes shaping the narrative this season. This has included a January 2026 Thunder win over the Spurs, 119-98, where Shai Gilgeous-Alexander poured in 34 points to help OKC snap a series of Spurs victories this season.[7]
- Playoff context and series notes: The Spurs and Thunder met in the Western Conference playoff run in May 2026, with OKC rebounding to even the series in one of the pivotal matchups, and discussions around injuries impacting both teams (notably the Thunder’s Jalen Williams and the Spurs’ Stephon Castle) shaping game-to-game decisions.[4][5]
- Notable results you may have missed:
- Spurs beat Thunder 130-110 on Dec 23, 2025, as San Antonio extended a winning streak against OKC with strong performances from Keldon Johnson and Stephon Castle.[3]
- Spurs beat Thunder again on Dec 25/26, 2025, 117-102, marking the Spurs’ third win over the defending champs in a short span; De’Aaron Fox led Spurs’ offense in that stretch.[6][3]
- OKC later earned a 119-98 victory on Jan 13, 2026, obtaining their first win against the Spurs in that specific season series while SGA led the charge.[7]
- Current tone heading into late May 2026: Media discussions around this rivalry emphasize the matchup’s intensity, coaching—San Antonio’s development under their current system versus OKC’s veteran-caliber execution and depth—highlighting why games between these two are routinely described as “tough, gritty” contests.[1]
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Citations:
- Latest previews and quotes describing anticipated intensity of Thunder–Spurs games.[1]
- Season series results and final scores reflecting recent Spurs dominance and OKC responses.[3][7]
- Playoff-era context and highlights and injury notes shaping recent matchups.[5][4]