The Spurs recently reversed the strong opponent Jazz, won an important victory for coach "Pag Popovich", became the most winning coach in history, but unexpectedly fell into 2 consecutive defeats, and now at home against the understaffed Thunder and encountered a bitter battle, the two sides fought until the last 1 second of the final quarter, relying on Walker (Lonnie Walker IV) to hit the key three-pointer, only to win 122:120 in the terrifying wave.
Pre-game forward Doug McDermott reported bad news of early reimbursement, but the Spurs were in full swing from the beginning of the quarter, relying on multi-point blossoming to take an eight-point lead, and in the second quarter they continued to work hard, Walker and K. Johnson (Keldon Johnson) each shot two three-pointers to give the Spurs a 13-point lead after the first half, and after the basket, the Thunder began to chase points under the leadership of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Darius Bazley, who scored 10 points in a single quarter, also narrowed the trailing gap to single digits.
In the crucial final quarter, the Thunder opened the quarter with Aleksej Pokusevski's three-pointer to chase the number closer, but the Spurs then pulled out a wave of 5:0 attack, and then the lead came back, the two sides came and went, there was a lead, and in the last 4 seconds of the game, Pukuwski broke through the layup and put in the forward minute, However, Walker, who scored only 1 point in the fourth quarter, scored a key three-point shot in the last 1.8 seconds to help the team take an important 2-point lead, bombing the Kyrgyz Alexander, who had the highest 34 points in the game, pressing the whistle for zero seconds to shoot on the outside, but finally failed to hit, and the Spurs narrowly beat the Thunder by 2 points in the end.