Oklahoma City Thunder has had a strong season, leading the Western Conference with a 26-4 record. Their home record is an impressive 14-1, showcasing their dominance. However, the team's form has dipped recently, with a 3-3 record in their last six games, bringing their win rate down to 50%. Offensively, the Thunder averages 121.9 points per game, while conceding 107.0 points, resulting in a net point difference of 14.9. At home, they score 122.3 points and allow only 104.4 points, highlighting their home-court advantage. Despite these positive stats, the Thunder has lost to strong teams recently, indicating fluctuating form. The initial data suggests a 9.5-point spread in favour of the Thunder, which seems intriguing given the teams' frequent recent encounters and the Thunder's inconsistent form. Does the recent drop in the Thunder's win rate align with the high spread offered by external sources? San Antonio Spurs has also performed well this season, currently second in the Western Conference with a 22-7 record. They are on a seven-game winning streak, having won all six of their most recent matches, achieving a 100% win rate. Offensively, the Spurs average 120.4 points, allowing 113.6 points, and have a net point difference of 6.8. On the road, the Spurs have an 11-5 record, averaging 120.4 points and conceding 116.3 points. Notably, the Spurs defeated the Thunder 130-110 in their most recent matchup. Although the Spurs' overall record trails the Thunder's, their recent form is superior. Despite this, external data still favours the Thunder with a 9.5-point spread. Does this suggest an undervaluation of the Spurs' current form and their recent head-to-head advantage?