Here are the NBA Cup standings following the Thunder's upset loss to the Spurs: The Thunder will face the Los Angeles Lakers on the road for their next group game on Nov. 29. It'll be part of a West Coast road trip for OKC.

Without Shai Gilgeous-Alexander on the floor, the Thunder offense gasped for air against the Spurs in a 110-104 loss Tuesday night in the NBA Cup.

Sure, the NBA Cup court is cool and a trip to Vegas is on the line. Though, even the thought of going to see an Elvis impersonator in December doesn't do much for the system when reading these two squads injury reports. The Thunder are down Isaiah Joe ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder travel on the road to face the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday. The NBA Cup matchup will be broadcast on national television.

After this game, the OKC Thunder enjoy five off days before a West Coast swing that sees the team battle with some of the best squads in the Western Conference. Oklahoma City has turned in a murky injury report that sees Isaiah Hartenstein tabbed as questionable.

Keldon Johnson poured in 22 points and Chris Paul had a double-double that included a crucial 3-pointer with 1:27 left as the short-handed San Antonio Spurs held on to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 110-104 on Tuesday in a wild West Group B game in the NBA Cup.

The Spurs host the Timberwolves on Saturday! Let's continue our NBA odds series with a Timberwolves-Spurs prediction and pick.

The Thunder is on a two-game skid for the first time this season. Portland (6-8) earned a 114-110 home win over Atlanta on Sunday. The Trail Blazers are on a three-game win streak for the first time in over a year,

Oklahoma City hit the road after a 121-119 home loss to Dallas on Sunday that snapped a three-game winning streak. Both the San Antonio Spurs and visiting Oklahoma City Thunder will look to return to the winning track when they meet on Tuesday in a Western Conference Group B game in the NBA Cup.