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How to watch Game 2 of the Western Conference finals between the Spurs and Thunder tonight.

The NBA will feature the Spurs vs. Pelicans in two regular-season games in Europe in 2027, bringing Victor Wembanyama back near where he grew up.

What counters will the Thunder have to everything the Spurs threw at them in Game

The New Orleans Pelicans and the San Antonio Spurs will play in Paris and Manchester next year as part of the NBA’s multiyear slate of regular-season games in Europe. The league announced on Wednesday that the teams will meet in Paris on Jan. 14 and in Manchester three days later. The NBA revealed last year that it planned to play at least six regular-season games in Europe over three seasons.

The Spurs will face the Pelicans in Paris and Manchester, England, on Jan. 14 and 17 next season.

Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals continues

The NBA's two best teams are also members of a group of franchises that control much of the next eight drafts.

The Spurs can take a commanding lead with another road win to start the series.

If there was an injury report for such things, the San Antonio Spurs would be listing the voice of coach Mitch Johnson as questionable these days. It's not five-on-five when teams come to play at Paycom Center, the home of the Oklahoma City Thunder. The T-shirts handed out for Game 1 read “Oklahoma City Loud," and no, it's not just a saying.

If the NBA had screenwriters, not even they could come up with a start this good to the conference finals. Victor Wembanyama has 41 points and 24 rebounds. San Antonio goes into Oklahoma City and beats the defending champion Thunder.

Plus all the milestones reach by Wemby, Harper and the Spurs in their historic Game 1 victory.

Dylan Harper replaced De'Aaron Fox in the starting lineup and thrived in Game 1. The Spurs will be ready for Game 2 regardless of Fox's status.

There’s a thin line between love and hate

Kevin O’Connor and J. Kyle Mann rave about Victor Wembanyama's ridiculous Game 1 performance vs. OKC.

Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama made a statement with his Game 1 performance against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Spurs and Thunder aren’t just battling for a trip to the NBA Finals; they’re launching what could become the league’s defining rivalry of the next decade.

Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones discuss the all-time classic in Game 1 between the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs.

Next time the star is on the bench, please no photos.

Victor Wembanyama felt some type of way going into his Western Conference finals debut after losing out on NBA MVP honors to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

The Spurs sensation stole the show on the night that Oklahoma City's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander received his Most Valuable Player trophy.