Golden State at San Antonio

A tough situational spot for the Warriors, a meaningless game other than going for the all-time win record. But they had to play last night, a thriller in Memphis coming from 10-points down in the fourth quarter for a one-point win. San Antonio is rested and has a record of its own going, 39-0 at home, vying for the first perfect home record in league history (the 1986 Celtics were 39-1 at home). San Antonio lost at Denver the last game as coach Gregg Popovich chose to rest nearly all of his regulars, but they are rested for this revenge game. Popovich said he will not rest anyone for this one. San Antonio is 17-4 ATS following a straight up loss and 10-2 ATS at home against a team with a road winning percentage of greater than .600. Steph Curry was just 4-of-18 from the floor and 1-of-12 from beyond the arc in the previous visit to San Antonio on March 19, when the Spurs had an impressive 87-79 win. Golden State's last victory in San Antonio was on February 14, 1997, and the Warriors are 8-20 ATS in the last 28 meetings in San Antonio. Play San Antonio.