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The OKC Thunder suffered brutal luck last year, but now it may be the rival Spurs' turn to endure the same fate.

Writer Zane Gelphman argues that the San Antonio Spurs are showing early signs of post-Finals injury struggles ahead of their season opener against the OKC Thunder. San Antonio's major offseason acquisition, Tobias Harris, will reportedly miss the opening game due to a calf injury, providing Mark Daigneault's healthier Thunder squad with an early edge.
Gelphman notes that teams often face fatigue and soft-tissue issues following deep postseason runs, comparing San Antonio's situation to Oklahoma City's injury troubles last year. The article suggests the Spurs may endure further injury-related absences as the 2026-27 season progresses.
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