SUNDAY’S GAME

SPURS (15-53) VS. NETS (26-40)

When, where: 6 p.m. Sunday at Moody Center in Austin.

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

PROBABLE STARTERS

Spurs: PG Tre Jones (6-4, 4th year), SG Devin Vassell (6-5, 4th), SF Julian Champagnie (6-7, 2nd), PF Jeremy Sochan (6-8, 2nd year), C Victor Wembanyama (7-3, 1st).

Nets: PG Dennis Schroeder (6-3, 11th year), SG Cam Thomas (6-3, 3rd), SF Mikal Bridges (6-6, 6th),

PF Dorian Finney-Smith (6-7, 8th), C Nic Claxton (6-11, 5th). RESERVES

Spurs: G Keldon Johnson (6-5, 5th year), C Zach Collins (6-10, 5th), G Malaki Branham (6-5, 2nd), G Devonte’ Graham (6-1, 6th), G Blake Wesley (6-5, 2nd), C/F Dominick Barlow (6-10, 2nd), F Sandro Mamukelashvili (6-10, 3rd). Inactive: Cedi Osman (left ankle sprain), David Duke Jr. (G League), Charles Bassey (left ACL tear), Sidy Cissoko (G League), RaiQuon Gray (G League), Jamaree Bouyea (G League).

Nets: F Keita Bates-Diop (6-8, 5th), C Day’Ron Sharpe (6-9, 3rd year), G Dennis Smith Jr. (6-3,

7th), G Lonnie Walker IV (6-4, 6th), F Trenton Watford (6-9, 3rd), F Jalen Wilson (6-6, 1st). Inactive: Dariq Whitehead (left shin stress reaction), Ben Simmons (lower back nerve impingement), Jaylen Martin, Keon Johnson (G League), Jacob Gilyard, Noah Clowney. COACHES

Spurs: Gregg Popovich

Nets: Kevin Ollie (interim)

STAT LEADERS

Spurs: Points, Wembanyama, 20.6 per game; rebounds, Wembanyama 10.3; assists, Jones, 6.1; steals, Wembanyama, 1.3; blocks, Wembanyama, 3.4.

Nets: Points, Thomas, 21.3 per game; rebounds, Claxton 9.8; assists, Schroder, 5.7; steals, Smith, 1.2; blocks, Claxton 2.1.

NOTABLE

• This game marks the end of the Spurs’ two-game series in Austin this season. The Spurs are 1-2 at the Moody Center, including Friday’s 117-106 loss against Denver.

• With four blocks against the

Nuggets, Wembanyama upped his total to 200 this season. It took him 59 games to reach that plateau, fifth-fastest in NBA history. He is one of only two players in league annals to record 200 blocks and 100 3-pointers in a season, joining Raef LaFrentz, who did it in 2001-02 in a season split between the Dallas

Mavericks and Denver Nuggets.

• The Nets arrive in Austin after facing the Pacers in Indiana on Saturday. Brooklyn is 4-7 this season in the second game of back-to-backs.