Thunder, Spurs Favored in NBA Final Bracket Odds 2026-27, Where Knicks, Lakers and Every Team Landed

The New York Knicks may be newly crowned NBA champions, but they are looking up at the San Antonio Spurs team they just defeated and two others when it comes to title odds for next season.

FanDuel Sportsbook released the championship odds for the 2026-27 campaign, and the Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder sit atop the list:

Team	Odds
Oklahoma City Thunder	+250
San Antonio Spurs	+250
Boston Celtics	+600
New York Knicks	+750
Denver Nuggets	+2,200
Detroit Pistons	+2,500
Los Angeles Lakers	+3,000
Minnesota Timberwolves	+3,300
Houston Rockets	+3,500
Cleveland Cavaliers	+3,500
Indiana Pacers	+4,500
Miami Heat	+5,000
Philadelphia 76ers	+5,000
Orlando Magic	+6,000
Atlanta Hawks	+6,500
Golden State Warriors	+6,500
Los Angeles Clippers	+8,000
Charlotte Hornets	+8,000
Toronto Raptors	+10,000
Portland Trail Blazers	+10,000
Dallas Mavericks	+12,500
Phoenix Suns	+12,500
Milwaukee Bucks	+17,500
Washington Wizards	+20,000
Utah Jazz	+22,500
New Orleans Pelicans	+40,000
Memphis Grizzlies	+75,000
Brooklyn Nets	+100,000
Sacramento Kings	+100,000
Chicago Bulls	+100,000

That San Antonio and Oklahoma City are seen as the co-favorites probably shouldn't come as much of a surprise.

After all, they each have young rosters and appear ready to compete for titles for years to come after a memorable seven-game showdown in the Western Conference Finals.

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One look at ages of San Antonio's core of Victor Wembanyama (22), Stephen Castle (21), Dylan Harper (20), Keldon Johnson (26) and Julian Champagnie (24) underscores just how young the team is and how ahead of schedule it likely was by making this past season's NBA Finals. De'Aaron Fox is considered the older veteran among those who play significant minutes, and he is just 28 years old.

If fans are to assume improvement with more experience, especially from the trio of Wembanyama, Castle and Harper, then anything less than multiple championships from this group in San Antonio would be seen as a disappointment.

But the Thunder are just one season removed from their own title and still have a young core of their own in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (27), Chet Holmgren (24), Jalen Williams (25), Cason Wallace (22), Ajay Mitchell (23) and Jared McCain (22).

Had Williams and Mitchell been healthy throughout their Western Conference Finals loss to the Spurs, perhaps they would have been the ones holding up the Larry O'Brien Trophy on Saturday.

Their odds are also notable since they are one of the teams that have been connected to Giannis Antetokounmpo. An Antetokounmpo trade would surely shake up the championship odds, meaning +250 (bet $100 to win $250) may represent some value at this point.

As for the Knicks, repeating is incredibly difficult to do in the NBA. They were the eighth different champion in eight years, highlighting the overall parity that has spread across the league.

With Jalen Brunson leading the way, they will surely be a factor next season. But recent history indicates they should enjoy their title before teams such as the Spurs, Thunder, Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics and others are in full pursuit again next season.