Phoenix Suns vs San Antonio Spurs Prediction: Will the Suns take revenge for their failure?

Phoenix and San Antonio will meet for the second time in three days. The first game, which also took place in Arizona, ended in a 115:114 victory for the Spurs. Will the Suns take revenge for their failure? Let's pick a few betting options.

In the first game against San Antonio, the Suns led +18 at the end of the first half, but in the third quarter, they allowed their opponent to cut the deficit to 13 points and gave up -14 points in the fourth quarter. The result was 114:115. There's no other explanation for this defeat than Phoenix's relaxation.

In general, the team has alternated wins and losses so far. First, Phoenix beat Golden State 108:104, then, without Devin Booker, lost to the Lakers 95:100 and beat Utah 126:104.

The Spurs are on the same schedule as Phoenix - win follows loss. Before the win against the Suns, the team lost to Dallas (119:126) and the Los Angeles Clippers (83:123) and beat Houston in overtime 126:122 (111:111).

Victor Wembanyama is, of course, of particular interest to San Antonio. The Frenchman has been very good so far - 16.3 points, 7.5 rebounds, 2.3 blocked shots, and 1.5 steals in 27.3 minutes per game.

Phoenix seemed confident heading into the game in their first meeting with San Antonio but fell apart in the fourth quarter. The Suns have too many experienced players to allow this to happen for the second time. So we're betting on Phoenix with a minus handicap. In addition, the Spurs, on the other hand, are too young, and their obvious match-to-match slumps may haunt them. In addition, we bet on TU, again because of the instability of the Spurs, as well as interesting defensive decisions from the new Suns coach, Frank Vogel.