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Before the 6-2 Spurs face a 1-7 Kings team that lost 130-103 in San Antonio on Oct. 27, here is the Spurs-Kings injury report, last meeting, and Cup context.

The San Antonio Spurs visit the Sacramento Kings on November 6, 2026, for an NBA Cup group stage contest at Golden 1 Center. Entering the matchup, the Spurs have ruled out Tobias Harris with a left calf injury and Jayden Quaintance with a right knee injury. For Sacramento, Keegan Murray is out due to left ankle capsulitis, joining Ben Simmons and Maxime Raynaud on the sidelines.
San Antonio carries a six-game winning streak into the matchup against a 1-7 Sacramento squad, having already defeated the Kings 130-103 on October 27. Victor Wembanyama enters the game averaging 29 points, 12.4 rebounds, and 4.5 blocks per contest for the Spurs, who prepare for a road back-to-back following this West Group C NBA Cup contest.
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