Oklahoma City Thunder star wing Jalen Williams will miss Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals against the San Antonio Spurs due to a left hamstring injury, according to the teams’ injury reporting. Multiple outlets report that Williams is ruled unable to play for the decisive contest as he continues to deal with the hamstring strain. The injury has lingered throughout the postseason, with Williams affected starting in the playoffs and missing several games in the series. He exited early after returning to action, leaving observers to note that he did not appear fully healthy. One report says Williams exited after seven minutes in Game 2 of the series and subsequently missed Games 3, 4 and 5. Another outlet adds that Williams returned for Oklahoma City’s Game 6 loss but played only about 10 minutes and was limited. With Game 7 setting up a chance to reach the NBA Finals, Williams’ absence is the key update for the Thunder as they prepare without their All-NBA wing.