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Victor Wembanyama maintains a level head for the blockbuster series against OKC
Jalen Williams said he is ready after missing six games with a left hamstring strain as Oklahoma City gets a key starter back.
- The Oklahoma City Thunder prepare to face the San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals, with All-NBA forward Jalen Williams declaring himself healthy after a left hamstring strain.
- Williams has been sidelined since April 22 due to a Grade 1 left hamstring strain but avoided rushing recovery during the Thunder's playoff run, confirming his return on a YouTube vlog Friday.
- To contain San Antonio's 7-foot-4 Victor Wembanyama, Williams remains a key defensive option after previously spending significant time guarding the Spurs forward. He described the assignment as mentally challenging due to Wembanyama's rim protection.
- With Williams returning, breakout sophomore Ajay Mitchell shifts to a backup role. The Thunder also rely on elite defenders Alex Caruso and Cason Wallace to manage San Antonio's talented roster.
- Coaches Mark Daigneault and Mitch Johnson face off in this series as the Spurs, who surpassed expectations this season, challenge Oklahoma City's defensive depth and Williams' return.
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