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Will the Spurs ever lose again? After starting off the season with a couple of losses, the Silver and Black have won their next six, steadily climbing up the standings. Even when things don’t go well, San Antonio has been…

The San Antonio Spurs enter their Emirates NBA Cup opener against the Sacramento Kings riding a six-game winning streak. San Antonio sits at 6-2 following a narrow victory over the Dallas Mavericks, propelled by Victor Wembanyama's 52-point, 24-rebound, and eight-block performance. The Spurs face a 1-7 Sacramento team that has struggled with injuries and previously suffered a blowout loss to San Antonio earlier this season.
Key storylines include San Antonio looking for stronger contributions from its second unit, which currently ranks near the bottom of the league in bench scoring and assists. Sacramento will rely on rookie Darius Acuff Jr. alongside veterans Zach LaVine, Domantas Sabonis, and De'Andre Hunter. The Spurs will be without Tobias Harris and Jayden Quaintance, while the Kings have ruled out Ben Simmons, Keegan Murray, and Maxime Raynaud.
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