Oklahoma City Thunder guard Jalen Williams, who previously missed six games in the NBA playoffs with a strained left hamstring, experiences renewed hamstring trouble during Game 2 of the Western Conference finals against the San Antonio Spurs. He is ruled out for the second half after Oklahoma City reports the issue as hamstring “tightness.” During the first half, Williams receives treatment on the hamstring and then leaves the bench area without playing in the second quarter. Broadcast footage shows him walking toward the locker room while holding a large wrap on the back of his leg. Across the accounts, the sequence is consistent: Williams had been sidelined earlier in the postseason due to a left hamstring injury, then returns for Game 2, but the problem reappears during the game and limits his participation. The Thunder’s decision to rule him out for the second half reflects the team’s assessment of the severity of the renewed hamstring condition. The reports do not provide a specific prognosis or timetable beyond his immediate absence for the remainder of Game 2.