Devin Vassell Reveals How Thunder Fans Tried to Disrupt Spurs for Game 7
Summary
The San Antonio Spurs will play a crucial Game 7 against the Oklahoma City Thunder to decide who goes to the NBA Finals against the New York Knicks. Spurs player Devin Vassell said that Thunder fans near their arena are trying to keep Spurs players awake by playing loud music, which makes it harder for them to rest before the game.Key Facts
- The Spurs and Thunder are tied, making Game 7 the deciding match for the NBA Finals spot.
- The winner will face the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals.
- Devin Vassell, a Spurs starter, said fans near the Thunder’s arena are playing music late to disrupt Spurs players' sleep.
- The music comes from Scissortail Park, located across from the Thunder’s home arena, the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City.
- Vassell has played the most minutes on the Spurs team, averaging nearly 34 minutes per game.
- The first game of the series went into double overtime, and the Spurs won that game 122-115.
- The Spurs won the recent Game 6 by a large margin, 113-91, setting up the final Game 7.
- Game 7 is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET on Saturday in Oklahoma City.
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