The San Antonio Spurs will face off against the Golden State Warriors in an in-season tournament matchup at Chase Center. Both teams are looking to break their losing streaks and turn their season around. The Spurs have lost their last ten games, while the Warriors have dropped seven of their last eight outings.

Stephen Curry, the star player for the Warriors, returns to the lineup after missing two games with a knee injury. Curry has been averaging 29.4 points per game and has been lethal from beyond the arc, shooting 43.7% on three-point attempts. His performance will be crucial for the Warriors as they try to end their slump.

The Spurs have struggled defensively, allowing an average of 123.1 points per game. Opponents have been shooting 39.2% from three-point range against the Spurs, the second-worst mark in the NBA. Curry's ability to shoot from deep could be a significant advantage for the Warriors in this matchup.

With Curry leading the charge, the Warriors have a good opportunity to secure a victory against the struggling Spurs. However, it remains to be seen if the Spurs can turn their season around and put up a fight against the talented Warriors.