The San Antonio Spurs are four days removed from perhaps the busiest trade deadline in the franchise history. Despite the rapid shuffling of players, San Antonio is riding a two-game winning streak as they head into the Windy City for their second date with the Chicago Bulls this season.
The first matchup went in San Antonio’s favor, as the Silver and Black had three starters reach 21 points or more while holding Chicago to 26.7% shooting from three-point land.
Despite entering this contest with a shorthanded starting lineup, Chicago is undoubtedly hungry to get revenge for that loss.