Warriors vs. Spurs Western Conference Finals Schedule, TV Info Announced

The Western Conference Finals are officially set following the San Antonio Spurs' 114-75 Game 6 win over the Houston Rockets on Thursday night at Toyota Center. 

Now, the Spurs will attempt to knock off the top-seeded Golden State Warriors with a trip to the NBA Finals on the line. 

That series will tip off Sunday at 3:30 p.m. ET, according to the Bay Area News Group's Anthony Slater: 

Game	Date	Matchup	Time (ET)	TV
Game 1	Sunday, May 14	San Antonio Spurs at Golden State Warriors	3:30 p.m.	ABC
Game 2	Tuesday, May 16	San Antonio Spurs at Golden State Warriors	9 p.m.	ESPN
Game 3	Saturday, May 20	Golden State Warriors at San Antonio Spurs	9 p.m.	ESPN
Game 4	Monday, May 22	Golden State Warriors at San Antonio Spurs	9 p.m.	ESPN
Game 5*	Wednesday, May 24	San Antonio Spurs at Golden State Warriors	9 p.m.	ESPN
Game 6*	Friday, May 26	Golden State Warriors at San Antonio Spurs	9 p.m.	ESPN
Game 7*	Sunday, May 28	San Antonio Spurs at Golden State Warriors	9 p.m.	ESPN

For the Spurs, a Sunday start means they'll enjoy two full days off before hitting the hardwood again. The Warriors, meanwhile, will return to the court May 14 for the first time since Monday's Game 4 triumph over the Utah Jazz. 

The Warriors, though, can't try coasting out of the gate considering the Spurs won the season series 2-1 and are 5-5 against the defending Western Conference champions over the last three seasons, per ESPN Stats & Info.  

Date	Matchup	Result
October 25	San Antonio Spurs @ Golden State Warriors	Spurs 129, Warriors 100
March 11	Golden State Warriors @ San Antonio Spurs	Spurs 107, Warriors 85
March 29	Golden State Warriors @ San Antonio Spurs	Warriors 110, Spurs 98

But if the Spurs want to pull off a stunner, they'll need a healthy Kawhi Leonard—who missed Game 6 due to a sprained ankle—at their disposal.

To this point in the postseason, the Spurs have outscored opponents by 9.3 points per 100 possessions with Leonard on the floor, according to NBA.com's lineup data. But when he sits, that mark plummets eight points. 

And with San Antonio already down a starter in Tony Parker (quad), the Spurs simply can't afford to be even more banged up entering what figures to be a tense series with the Dubs.