The Golden State Warriors and San Antonio Spurs clash Friday in NBA Cup group play in San Antonio at Frost Bank Center.

It was during this period of Wembanyama sitting down where Steve Kerr (and, by virtue of being the Warriors’ de facto defensive coordinator, Jerry Stackhouse) chose a different look for the Spurs to figure out.

The Spurs aimed to restart their winning streak while the Warriors sought to silence their critics. Following Wednesday’s 125-120 Warriors victory, both teams met again at San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center with their standings in West Group C on the line.

Friday night brought an incredible NBA Cup game (more about the Cup below) between the Spurs and the Golden State Warriors. The game had just about everything you’d want. It was the second straight game for the Warriors in San Antonio,

The Warriors again outscored the Spurs last night, and Stephen Curry again showed promise by posting an outstanding 49-point performance.

Spurs star Victor Wembanyama and Warriors veteran Draymond Green got into a jawing match after the latter scored on the former.

Stephen Curry had 49 points, outdueling Victor Wembanyama in another intense battle and the Golden State Warriors rallied to beat the San Antonio Spurs 109-108 on Friday night for their first win in t

WARRIORS FACE SPURS FOR SECOND CUP GAMES The Warriors remain in San Antonio for their second NBA Cup game against the Spurs on Friday. The Dubs are 0-1 in cup play, losing to the Denver Nuggets by 25 points on Nov. 7. The Spurs are currently in first place in West Group C with a 1-0 record, beating the Houston Rockets by 11 points.

San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama addressed his exchange with the Warriors' Draymond Green after dunking on him.

Twenty games into the season, Dalton Johnson hands out team grades for the Golden State Warriors after an average start to the 2025-26 NBA season.