Spurs Look to Upset Struggling Warriors in San Francisco Despite Three-Game Skid
The Spurs, looking to break a three-game skid on the road, will take on a struggling Warriors team at the Chase Center in San Francisco on November 24th. Despite their 3-12
Game outlook
The Spurs, looking to break a three-game skid on the road, will take on a struggling Warriors team at the Chase Center in San Francisco on November 24th. Despite their 3-12 record, the Spurs have shown potential against their opponents through the season and a surprise win or a narrow game margin is possible if they can focus on the handicap. The game total set is 234.5. Tune in to ESPN, NBCS-BA, and KENS at 10 pm ET to watch the Spurs try to pull off the upset.
Game Info
When: Friday, 11/24/2023 @ 10:00pm EST
Where: Chase Center Stadium Betting Odds Moneyline: Spurs +378 | Warriors -490
Spread: Spurs +10.25 (-110) | Warriors -10.25 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 233.5 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Golden State will win straight-up is 83%.
San Antonio Spurs
The Spurs were narrowly defeated by the Clippers 109-102, extending their losing streak to 10 games despite round efforts from Victor Wembanyama (22 points, 14 rebounds) and Devin Vassell (18 points). Coach Gregg Popovich silenced the booing crowd, calling for "a little class" while leading his players. The San Antonio Spurs have struggled this season, losing 10 consecutive games following two victories on October 31st and November 2nd. Victor Wembanyama remains a standout player with averages of 18.6 points and 9.1 rebounds per game, supported by Devin Vassell's 17.3 point average and Tre Jones's 5.6 assists per game. The Spurs are ranked 29th in the league, performing poorly in both offense and defense, with averages of 109.7 points per game, 123.1 points against per game, a 46.1% field goal percentage, 77.0% free-throw accuracy, and a 35% 3-point percentage. Despite this, the Spurs put up a good fight against the Clippers, reducing a 17 point deficit to within 4 by the close of the first half. Coach Popovich still calls for a more positive fan atmosphere, urging support for his players.

