San Antonio at Golden State

Steve Kerr and his Warriors usually display pride and heart, especially at home. Missing injured Stephen Curry due to a knee injury, the Warriors found themselves trailing the Grizzlies by 15 points in the fourth quarter at home this past Monday. Yet Golden State still managed to win. Curry remains out, but the Warriors have a rest edge. San Antonio played last night and beat the short-handed Lakers, 136-108. However, guard Stephon Castle left that game with a bruised pelvis. Castle is one of the Spurs' three best players. This marks San Antonio's fifth game in eight days. The Warriors have stepped up their defense minus Curry. They are surrendering an average of only 107 points per game during their last four games. That would rank No. 1 in the NBA if computed over the entire season. Before beating the Lakers, who were missing Luka Dončić, LeBron James, Austin Reeves, and DeAndre Ayton, the Spurs had allowed an average of 124 points in consecutive games against the Mavericks. Dallas ranks 23rd in scoring, averaging 114.1 points a game. Take the Warriors on the moneyline.