The San Antonio Spurs have secured their place in the conference finals after a convincing 139-109 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 6.

Despite expectations, the series took a different turn, especially after Minnesota's surprising first-round upset of Denver and San Antonio's close call with Viktor Verbanja, who was involved in a non-sportsmanlike act.

The game was essentially decided in the first quarter, with Stefon Curry leading the way with 32 points, followed closely by Fowkes with 21 points.

On the other side, Anthony Edwards once again showcased his prowess as the best player for Minnesota, scoring 24 points. However, his performance was not enough, and he struggled with his shooting accuracy.

In another matchup, the Detroit Pistons set up a thrilling finale against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The home team celebrated with a 115-94 victory, securing a seventh game for a spot in the conference finals.

While James Harden's 23 points did not help Cleveland, Keegan Murray was the most effective player for the winning team, scoring 21 points. Interestingly, the losing side had two standout players—Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland, while Detroit had six double-digit scorers.