With a 130-118 loss to the
Phoenix Suns on Sunday, San Antonio ended a five-game winning streak and failed to cover as a five-point road favorite. On the other hand, despite being beset by injuries, the Los Angeles Lakers have been hot lately, winning four straight games. On Monday night, they defeated the Portland Trail Blazers. However, both the teams are plagued with injuries. Nevertheless, the Lakers are now prepared to play the San Antonio Spurs at home.
Los Angeles Lakers vs San Antonio Spurs - When and where to watch the game
At Crypto.com Arena in
Los Angeles, California, the Los Angeles Lakers (6-2) take on the San Antonio Spurs (5-1) on Wednesday night. The match is set for 10 p.m. ET (ESPN). ESPN will broadcast the event nationally, while Bally Sports Southwest in San Antonio and Spectrum SportsNet in Los Angeles will provide regional coverage. Fans can also stream the whole thing live on ESPN, SportsNet LA, FDSSW, and Fubo.
Los Angeles Lakers vs San Antonio Spurs - Expected Starting Lineups
Los Angeles Lakers
- G Luka Doncic
- G Austin Reaves
- F Rui Hachimura
- F Jarred Vanderbilt
- C Deandre Ayton
San Antonio Spurs
- PG De'Aaron Fox
- SG Stephon Castle
- SF Devin Vassell
- PF Harrison Barnes
- C Victor Wembanyama
Los Angeles Lakers vs San Antonio Spurs - Injury Report
Los Angeles Lakers
- C Jaxson Hayes (ankle) probable
- F LeBron James (sciatica) out
- F Maxi Kleber (abdominal), out
- G Austin Reaves (groin) questionable
- F Adou Thiero (knee) out
- G Gabe Vincent (ankle) out
San Antonio Spurs
- G De'Aaron Fox (hamstring) out
- G Dylan Harper (calf) out
- C Luke Kornet (ankle) out
- F Kelly Olynyk (heel) questionable
- F Jeremy Sochan (wrist) questionable
- F Lindy Waters III (eye) questionable
Los Angeles Lakers vs San Antonio Spurs - Game Prediction
The
Spurs lost to the Suns 130-118 on Sunday night, their first defeat of the year. Dylan Harper, who scored 12 points in 11 minutes, was also injured. Due to a strained left calf, the No. 2 overall pick will be out for several weeks.
De'Aaron Fox is almost back, but he is still sidelined due to a strained right hamstring. Additionally, Victor Wembanyama was limited to just 9 points and 9 rebounds, while Stephon Castle scored a team-high 26 points with 7 rebounds and 5 assists.
On the other hand, after defeating the Portland Trail Blazers 123-115 on Monday, the Los Angeles has won its previous four games. Nick Smith Jr. scored 25 points, Rui Hachimura scored 28, and Deandre Ayton scored a team-high 29 points with 10 rebounds.
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