SPURS (6-31) VS. HAWKS (15-23)

2:30 p.m. State

Farm Arena.

TNT; 1200 AM, 1350 AM (Spanish), 107.5 FM (Spanish).

PROBABLE STARTERS

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

PG Trae Young (6-1, 6th year), SG Dejounte Murray (6-4, 7th), SF Saddiq Bey (6-8, 4th), PF

Jalen Johnson (6-9, 3rd), C Clint Capela (6-10, 10th).

RESERVES

G Malaki Branham (6-5, 2nd), (6-8, 2nd), F Cedi Osman (6-7, 7th), C Dominick Barlow (6-10, 2nd), G Blake Wesley (6-5, 2nd), F Sandro Mamukelashvili (6-10, 3rd), G Devonte’ Graham (6-1, 6th), F Mamadi Diakite (6-9, 4th), Doug Mcdermott (6-6, 10th). Inactive: David Duke Jr. (G League), Charles Bassey (left ACL tear), Zach Collins (right ankle sprain), Sidy Cissoko (left ankle).

G Bogdan Bogdanovic (6-6, 7th year), F/C Bruno

Fernando (6-10, 5th), G Trent Forrest (6-4, 4th), G A.J. Griffin (6-6, 2nd), G Garrison Mathews (6-5, 5th), G Patty Mills (6-0, 15th), F/C Oneka Okongwu (6-9, 4th), F Seth Lundy (6-6, 1st). Inactive: Kobe Bufkin (G League), Mouhamed Gueye (lower back fracture), De’andre Hunter (right knee inflammation), Wesley Matthews (right calf strain), Vit Krejci (left shoulder subluxation).

COACHES

Spurs: Gregg Popovich. Hawks: Quin Snyder.

STAT LEADERS

Spurs: Points, Wembanyama, 19.4 per game; rebounds, Wembanyama 10.2.; assists, Jones, 4.9; steals, Vassell, 1.3; blocks, Wembanyama, 3.1.

Points, Young, 27.2 per game; rebounds, Capela 10.5; assists, Young, 10.9; steals, Murray, Young, Bogdanovic, 1.4; blocks, Capela, 1.6.

NOTABLE

Sochan reached 500 career rebounds in Saturday’s loss to Chicago. Sochan also joined Paolo Banchero as the only players from the 2022 NBA draft with 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 250 assists.

The Hawks suffered through their worst offensive outing of the season in losing 127-99 to Washington at home Saturday. The Wizards limited the Hawks to a season-low 34% shooting from the field. The Hawks also failed to score 100 points for the first time this season and ended their streak of 94 straight games with at least 100 points, the third-longest in NBA history.

Playing with a strained hamstring, Murray had 11 points against Washington to break a streak of six straight games of scoring 20 or more.