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Spurs' Fox & Harper Play Through Injuries in Game 6
29 May
Summary
- Fox is reportedly playing with a high ankle sprain from the conference semifinals.
- Harper is still dealing with an adductor injury from Game 2.
- The Thunder will be without Ajay Mitchell and Jalen Williams for Game 6.
The San Antonio Spurs are gearing up for a pivotal Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Despite carrying injuries, De'Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper are cleared to play. Fox is reportedly battling a high ankle sprain sustained in the conference semifinals, impacting his recent performance, while Harper continues to manage an adductor injury from Game 2.
The Spurs' confirmed starting lineup for this must-win game features De'Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, Julian Champagnie, Devin Vassell, and Victor Wembanyama, marking their typical starting five when healthy. Harper will come off the bench, a role he has taken since his injury. Coach Mitch Johnson acknowledged the Thunder's defensive pressure on Harper but highlighted his impactful moments.
Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder will be without Ajay Mitchell and Jalen Williams for Game 6. The Spurs, favored to win, will rely on strong showings from their entire roster, including Wembanyama, to extend their season. This matchup is critical for San Antonio to avoid elimination.
