These teams have served up three thrillers already this season, including an overtime classic earlier this month, but the lengthy injury reports suggest today’s matchup will have less star power. In that scenario, I have more faith in San Antonio’s depth, with Dylan Harper and Carter Bryant among those poised for bigger roles if Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle, both questionable, don’t play.
The Spurs are 22-16-1 ATS at home this year, and they’ve lost just once at Frost Bank Center since January 25. That’s enough for me to lay the large spread with the relentless Spurs, who are 9-1 SU in their last 10 contests, and 32-7 SU at home this year.
