Spurs Beat Thunder 111-103 In Game 7 To Advance To The Finals

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Spurs Beat Thunder 111-103 In Game 7 To Advance To The Finals

The Spurs have dethroned the defending champions with Victor Wembanyama dropping a team-high 22 points. Julian Champagnie had 20 points on brilliant 6-10 3FG shooting. Shai had no help as he had 35 points while Chet Holmgren had 4. The deciding play saw Cason Wallace miss a three, leading to open layup for the Spurs. Knicks-Spurs in the Finals.

By Samir Mehdi

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