Golden State Warriors vs San Antonio Spurs Matchup

In this NBA regular season preview between Warriors and Spurs, see who like to win the game and cover the spread.

  • The Warriors face the Spurs at 12-3.
  • Golden State has an effective field goal percentage of 55% (6th).
  • The Warriors are coming off a 112-108 win vs. the Spurs.
  • The Spurs look to improve on their 8-8 record.
  • The Spurs are averaging 110.1 points per game so far.
  • The Spurs are coming off a 126-118 win vs. the Warriors.

Warriors vs Spurs Prediction

At 8:30 ET, the Western Conference matchup between the Golden State Warriors and San Antonio Spurs will take place at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio. The Warriors are favored by 3.5 points and have a moneyline of -167.

Golden State is currently 12-3 and on a two-game win streak. They are ranked first in the Western Conference and first in the Pacific Division. As for the Spurs, they are 8-8 and on a two-game win streak as well. San Antonio is 11th in the West and fourth in the Southwest Division.

Warriors vs. Spurs Matchup At A Glance

  • Sport: NBA
  • Teams: Golden State Warriors at San Antonio Spurs
  • Where: San Antonio at Frost Bank Center
  • Date: Saturday, November 23rd
  • Betting Odds GS -3.5, GS -167 | SA +142 O/U 225.5

Warriors Preview: Taking a Look at the Warriors Chances on the Road

With a 112-108 road victory over the Pelicans on Friday, the Warriors improved to 12-3 this season. Despite being favored by 10.5 points, Golden State didn’t cover the spread, and the game’s total of 220 points fell just short of the 221.5 O/U line.

Golden State’s win came after overcoming a 13-0 run by the Pelicans, who took the lead by going from 38-33 to 46-38. The Warriors responded by winning the 3rd quarter 25-21 and entered the 4th with an 87-84 lead, edging out the Pelicans 25-24 in the final period.

Andrew Wiggins led the Warriors to a win over the Pelicans, scoring 30 points on 64.3% shooting, including 3 threes at 60%. The Warriors hit 12 threes as a team, shooting 32.4% from deep and 44.8% overall.

Stephen Curry added 19 points and 7 assists, making 4 threes at 57.1%. Wiggins scored 13 points in the 1st quarter and added 7 more in the 4th, while Buddy Hield also scored 7 of his 12 points in the final period.

Despite a rough 2nd quarter where they gave up 33 points, the Warriors tightened up defensively in the 3rd, allowing just 21 points, and held the Pelicans to 24 in the 4th to secure the win. Overall, they allowed 108 points on 44% shooting.

Golden State did a great job defending the three, holding New Orleans to 12 made threes on 30% shooting. They also sent the Pelicans to the line 22 times, where they made 14 free throws. The Warriors finished with 5 steals and 5 blocks.

Spurs Preview: Will San Antonio Win at Home?

The Warriors improved to 12-3 on the season with a 112-108 win over the Pelicans on Friday. Golden State was favored by 10.5 points but didn’t cover the spread, and the game’s total of 220 points fell just short of the 221.5-point O/U line.

Golden State trailed 46-38 after a 13-0 run by New Orleans in the 2nd quarter, but they regained control by outscoring the Pelicans 25-21 in the 3rd. Heading into the 4th with an 87-84 lead, the Warriors edged out the Pelicans 25-24 in the final quarter to secure the win.

Harrison Barnes led the Spurs to a win over the Jazz, scoring 25 points and grabbing 10 rebounds, while hitting 4 threes at an 80% clip. Zach Collins and Stephon Castle each contributed 18 points, with Collins shooting 66.7% from the field.

San Antonio shot 46.6% overall, but struggled from beyond the arc, making just 9 threes at 28.1%. Chris Paul scored 11 of his 13 points in the 4th quarter, and Castle added 9 points in the final period.

Despite giving up 118 points, the Spurs' defense did enough to secure the win over the Jazz. They struggled in the 1st and 2nd quarters, allowing 32 and 35 points, respectively, but tightened up in the 3rd, giving up just 22 points. The Jazz scored 29 in the 4th, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Spurs.

San Antonio held Utah to 41% shooting from the field and 28% from three-point range, with the Jazz making 13 threes. The Spurs also sent Utah to the line 26 times, where they made 23 free throws. Defensively, the Spurs recorded 8 steals and 9 blocks.

Warriors vs Spurs Betting Odds, Trends & Analysis

  • Although Golden State has a straight up record of 3-2 in their last five road games, they have not held up as well vs. the spread going 2-3. The team averaged 114 points per game in these games.
  • In their last ten games at home, the Spurs have a straight up record of 3-7 while going 5-5 vs. the spread. The team averaged 101 points per game in this stretch.
  • Going back to their last ten games as the underdog, the Spurs have a straight up record of 4-6. But, their mark vs the spread was just 5-5.
  • Spanning across their last ten games as the betting favorite, the Warriors have gone 6-4 vs the spread. Their overall record in these games was 8-2.

Warriors vs Spurs Prediction

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