San Antonio Spurs vs. Golden State Warriors: Preview, Where to Watch and Betting Odds

The San Antonio Spurs welcome the Western Conference leaders Golden State Warriors to San Antonio in good form, having earned a second straight victory without injured rookie Victor Wembanyama. The game on Saturday night against Golden State is the third consecutive game at home for the Spurs, with a 2-1 record for the home team in the run. The Golden State Warriors, led by the effervescent Steph Curry, are 11-3 this season. They sit atop the Western Conference and smashed the Atlanta Hawks 120-97 on Wednesday night. The Warriors will face the Pelicans in an NBA Cup game Friday night before flying to San Antonio. GSW are favorites to win.

BASKETBALL: NBA Regular Season

Where to Watch: NBA League Pass

Venue: Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, TX

Date: 24.11.2024 04:30

San Antonio is 8-8 this term as the franchise continues rebuilding this season. Playing without standout rookie Victor Wembanyama, the Spurs fended off the Oklahoma Thunders 110-104 to earn their first NBA Cup victory to end a losing streak before following it up with a 126-118 victory over the Utah Jazz. Harrison Barnes topped the points table with 25 points and 10 rebounds, with the cast of Stephen Castle, Zech Collins, and Chris Paul all pitching in. Spurs put up a united front sparked by center Charles Bassey, which was enough to mitigate the absence of 20-year-old Wembanyama, who was out with a knee injury.

The Warriors are 11-3 and lead the Western Conference after a great start to the season. Surprisingly, the Golden State Warriors lost a closely fought 102-99 game against the streaking Los Angeles Clippers to drop their first game in four. At home, Golden State thumped the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA Cup and faced the Pelicans in another cup game on Friday night, which they won. Steph Curry leads the Warriors cast with 23 ppg, 49% field goals, and 95% from the free throw line. Steph Curry contributed 23 points and eight assists as GSW beat the Atlanta Hawks. Andrew Wiggins scored 27 points, with the rest of the cast supporting. Draymond Green had an off night with nine points while missing all his 3-point attempts.

The San Antonio Spurs are 2.50 underdogs on Betway. The Golden State Warriors are 1.90 on Bet365 on the (-4.5) spread, with San Antonio 1.90 for the (+4.5) handicap. 1XBET lists the over 224.5 at 1.787, while the under is available at 1.875. Read more here.