The Spurs are back at Frost Bank Center tonight for a pivotal Game 4 against the Thunder, and many fans are already calling it a must-win for San Antonio. After storming out to a shocking 15-0 lead in Game 3, the Spurs couldn’t sustain the momentum and eventually fell 123-108, putting themselves behind 2-1 in the series. While coming back from a 3-1 deficit is far from impossible in today’s NBA, the Spurs know heading back to Oklahoma City, facing elimination, would be a dangerous spot against the defending champions.
Oklahoma City’s depth completely changed Game 3, with six Thunder players scoring in double figures and the bench erupting for a massive 76 points. The Spurs had solid production of their own, but couldn’t keep up with the Thunder’s relentless scoring waves. Victor Wembanyama continues to play at a high level, adding 26 points in Game 3 after his unforgettable 41-point Game 1, though he grabbed just four rebounds in the loss. De’Aaron Fox also returned from injury but briefly exited again after aggravating his ankle sprain before gutting it out and returning in the fourth quarter. He’s fully expected to play tonight as the Spurs try to even the series before it shifts back to OKC. San Antonio enters Game 4 as a slight 2.5-point favorite at home, setting the stage for another potential classic.
Tonight’s Game 4 tips off at 7:00 p.m. CDT, and fans across the country can catch all the action with Peacock.
The entire Western Conference Finals is airing exclusively on NBC and Peacock, making tonight’s game easy to watch even if you don’t have cable. Since there are still multiple games left, the easiest way to watch is to just sign up for Peacock. But with the NBA Finals (which airs on ABC) looming, you should consider signing up for a streaming service with live TV so you don’t miss any of the action.
While our number one choice is always Sling TV due to its affordability, the platform does not carry NBC here in San Antonio. So if you’re a Spurs fan living locally, you should consider one of these other four platforms:
That said, Spurs fans living elsewhere in the country might be able to take advantage of Sling’s low prices, since the service does offer NBC in select regions. Check your zip code on Sling’s site to be sure, but if you can watch NBC, these are all the ways you can catch the game tonight: