Thunder vs. Spurs Game 4 Player Prop Best Bets

The San Antonio Spurs were in a good spot after winning Game 1. But they’re now in a 2-1 series hole after losing Game 3 at home. They absolutely need to win Game 4 if they’re going to extend this series and get back to Texas for Game 6.

OKC isn't just going to give them the game though. They know how important this is to San Antonio. How desperate they’re going to be. But we believe Victor Wembanyama has shown he can take over games even against the best team in the league in the Thunder. He will need some help, and we believe he’ll get it from a recently returned veteran.

Read on for our player prop best bets and NBA betting odds for Game 4 of the 2026 Western Conference Final.

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All odds provided by Betway.

Series Schedule:

Game 1 - SAS @ OKC - Spurs Win 122-115 (2OT)
Game 2 - SAS @ OKC - Thunder Win 122-113
Game 3 - OKC @ SAS - Thunder Win 123-108
Game 4 - OKC @ SAS, May 24, 8PM
Game 5 - SAS @ OKC, May 26, 8:30PM
Game 6 - OKC @ SAS, May 28, 8:30PM
Game 7 - SAS @ OKC, May 30, 8:30PM

Team	Moneyline	Point Spread	Game Total
Oklahoma City Thunder	+110	+1.5 (-105)	O218.5 (-110)
San Antonio Spurs	-130	-1.5 (-115)	U218.5 (-110)

Thunder vs. Spurs Game 4 - Player Prop Best Bets

Victor Wembanyama has had some truly historic games during this postseason run. But he’s put up some real duds too. He’s scored under 20 points six times, the same amount of times he’s scored 25+. However, two of those under 20 point games were due to an uncharacteristic ejection and a concussion.

Meanwhile, he’s been a lot more consistent recently, scoring 20+ in all three games of these Western Conference Finals as well as four of his last five overall. He knows how to get his own against the Thunder, and we believe he’s going to need to do that early and often in a must-win game for the Spurs in Game 4.

Going to Oklahoma City for Game 5 down 3-1 in the series is simply not an option, and we think that means a big showing from Wemby. We honestly feel good about Wemby to score 30+ points at +200, but we’ll play it a little safer with Wemby to score 25+ sitting at very reasonable -125 odds.

Wemby was top five in the regular season with 11.5 rebounds per game, and he’s kept that up in the playoffs with 11.7 rebounds per game, second most during the postseason. But again, those numbers are skewed due to a couple of sub-12 minute outings due to those early exits.

Since missing Game 3 of the first round with that concussion, Wemby has averaged 13.9 rebounds a game, discounting that one where he was ejected. He put up 13+ rebounds in seven of those, including in two of three games in this series. The -190 odds are steep, but we think Wemby will be a monster on the boards on Sunday night.

He can’t do it alone, however, so someone else is going to have to step up. But who will it be? Why not a veteran who has the most extensive playoff experience on this young Spurs roster. And De’Aaron Fox has seemingly returned at just the right time.

Fox missed the first two games of the Western Conference Finals with an ankle injury, but he came back in Game 3 and looked pretty solid, scoring 15 points on 50 percent shooting. That made it 11 out of 12 playoff games where he’s hit 15+ points. And the one where he didn’t was Game 1 against the Timberwolves when he had zero free throws and went 0-for-4 from deep.

Fox has been a reliable secondary source of points for the Spurs, and we think he’ll be aggressive and earn himself enough trips to the charity stripe to ensure he hits that 15-point mark again.

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