SUNDAY’S GAME

Spurs (27-44) vs. Warriors (47-23)

When, where: 7:30 p.m.; Chase Center, San Francisco

TV/radio: BSSW; 1200 AM, 1350 AM (Spanish), 107.5 FM (Spanish)

PROBABLE STARTERS Spurs: PG Dejounte Murray (6-5, 5th year), SG Devin Vassell (6-5, 2nd), SF Josh Richardson (6-5, 7th), PF Keldon Johnson (6-6, 3rd), C Jakob Poeltl (7-0, 6th) Warriors: PG Damion Lee (6-5, 5th year), SG Klay Thompson (6-6, 11th), SF Jordan Poole (6-4, 3rd), PF Otto Porter Jr. (6-8, 9th), C Kevon Looney (6-9, 7th)

RESERVES

Spurs: G Josh Primo (6-5, 1st), F Devontae Cacock (6-6, 3rd), F/C Zach Collins (6-11, 4th), G Tre Jones (6-3, 2nd), C Jock Landale (6-11, 1st), G/F Joe Wieskamp (6-6, 1st). Inactive: Doug McDermott (right ankle sprain), Lonnie Walker (back spasms), Keita Bates-Diop (lower back soreness), DJ Stewart Jr. (G League), Robert Woodard II (G League), Romeo Langford (hamstring strain)

Warriors: F Draymond Green (6-6, 10th), F Jonathan Kuminga (6-7, 1st), G Moses Moody (6-5, 1st), F Juan Toscano-Anderson (6-6, 3rd), G Chris Chiozza (5-11, 4th), G Quinddary Weatherspoon (6-3, 3rd). Inactive: Stephen Curry (left foot sprain), Andre Iguodala (lower back tightness), Nemanja Bjelica (illness), Andrew Wiggins (illness), Gary Payton II (left knee soreness), James Wiseman (G League) COACHES

Spurs: Gregg Popovich

Warriors: Steve Kerr

STAT LEADERS

Spurs: Points, Murray, 20.9 per

Payton, 1.4; blocks, Green, 1.1 game; rebounds, Poeltl, 9.1; assists, Murray, 9.3; steals, Murray, 2.1; blocks, Poeltl, 1.7 Warriors: Points, Curry, 25.5 per game; rebounds, Green, 7.6; assists, Green, 7.2; steals, Green/

NOTABLE

» The Spurs and Warriors have split a pair of meetings this season, with each team winning on the other’s home floor. The

Spurs’ 112-107 victory on Dec. 4 ended Golden State’s 11-game winning streak at the Chase Center.

» Golden State is 2-4 this season without Curry, a mark that includes a 124-120 win in San Antonio

on Feb. 1.

» The Spurs have allowed at least 120 points in three consecutive games. Overall, the Spurs are

5-19 when surrendering 120 points or more.

Chuck Burton / Associated Press Devin Vassell, driving to the hoop in a recent loss to the Indiana Pacers at the AT&T Center, and the Spurs begin a three-game road trip Sunday night against the Golden State Warriors.