- Matchup: San Antonio Spurs vs Sacramento Kings
- Date: Friday, November 6, 2026
- Venue: Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Sports California
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This Friday, the Sacramento Kings (1-7) welcome the San Antonio Spurs (6-2) to the Golden 1 Center.
The Spurs defeated the Mavericks in their previous game, edging out a victory with a tight score of 112-111. San Antonio finished the game shooting 38.9% from the field (37 of 95) and hit only 5 of their 36 attempts from beyond the arc. At the charity stripe, they excelled, sinking 33 of 39 shots for an impressive 84.6%. On the boards, they collected a total of 61 rebounds, with 22 being offensive. The Spurs also recorded 20 assists but turned the ball over 8 times while making 6 steals. Defensively, San Antonio allowed 38.2% shooting from the Mavericks, who also racked up 29 assists and 5 steals. Dallas managed to secure 50 rebounds (18 offensive, 32 defensive) and recorded 10 blocks. From the free-throw line, the Mavericks were 19 of 26, good for 73.1%, and hit 14 of their 37 three-point attempts. The game featured 20 fouls for the Spurs and 27 for the Mavericks.
Victor Wembanyama was a standout performer in the match, scoring an impressive 52 points on 16 of 28 shooting. He logged 34 minutes on the court and grabbed 24 rebounds, showcasing his all-around skills with 2 assists as well.
San Antonio arrives at this matchup with a commendable 6-2 record this season. They are averaging 116.9 points per game, ranking 11th in the league, while holding a shooting percentage of 45.5%. The Spurs’ three-point shooting stands at 32.2% (92 of 286) and they maintain an 80.1% success rate from the free-throw line. Collectively, they average 48.5 rebounds per game and have delivered 212 assists thus far, positioning them 13th in the NBA for assists. However, they also commit approximately 13.0 turnovers and 20.5 personal fouls per game.
Defensively, the Spurs force 14.6 turnovers while allowing 21.4 personal fouls. Their opponents have been shooting 37.1% from three-point territory, placing San Antonio 7th in points allowed per game (108.6). The Spurs have permitted a shooting percentage of 43.1% (318 of 737) and surrender around 45.6 rebounds per match, ranking 6th in the league for assists allowed with a total of 197 given up this season.
In their last outing, the Kings fell to the Lakers with a score of 116-103. Sacramento managed to collect 31 defensive rebounds and 15 offensive boards, totaling 46. However, they turned the ball over 18 times and earned 6 steals during the game. The Lakers committed 23 personal fouls, awarding the Kings 28 free-throw attempts, of which they converted 21 for a percentage of 75.0%. The Kings shot 12 of 38 from three-point range (31.6%) and finished with a shooting percentage of 38.9% (35 of 90). Conversely, Los Angeles shot 44.9% from the floor, connecting on 35 of 78 attempts, while Sacramento allowed the Lakers to convert 31.6% from beyond the arc, sinking 12 of 38 attempts.
Darius Acuff Jr. made his mark for Sacramento in this game, scoring 22 points with a shooting rate of 33.3% (8 of 24). He also contributed 3 rebounds and dished out 12 assists during his 42 minutes on the floor.
With a current record of 1-7, the Kings’ offensive performance sees them shooting 45.2% from the field, ranking 21st in the NBA. They have accumulated a total of 874 points (109.3 per game) and average 40.9 rebounds per contest. Sacramento assists their teammates 24.4 times per game (27th overall) and commits 17.3 turnovers. They also average 23.5 personal fouls while shooting 75.1% from the free-throw line.
Defensively, the Kings rank 28th in points allowed per game with an average of 123.3. They manage to force about 15.0 turnovers per game but allow opposing teams to shoot a staggering 49.9% from the field (30th in the league). Sacramento also allows 36.1% for three-point shots (108 of 299) and permits opponents to hit 79.5% of their free-throws. They yield around 27.4 assists and 44.0 rebounds on average, ranking them 24th and 14th, respectively, in the NBA.
Who will claim victory in tonight’s NBA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Back San Antonio
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