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The 2026 NBA Cup resumes with nine group play matchups on Friday, November 13's schedule. The San Antonio Spurs will host the Golden State Warriors on Friday, November 13, at 9:30 p.m. ET on Prime Video.
The Spurs are 11.5-point favorites on the spread in this NBA Cup group-stage showdown, via PrizePicks.
After dropping its first two games to start the season, San Antonio has put together a 10-game winning streak, including a 124-119 win vs. the Bulls on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Golden State's eight-game winning streak was snapped on Wednesday, falling 115-108 to the Rockets.
Below, we'll break down our Warriors vs. Spurs prediction and NBA Cup picks, including the spread, over/under, and key player projections on PrizePicks.
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Warriors vs. Spurs Prediction, Spread, Over/Under for NBA Cup – Friday, November 13
The Spurs enter Friday’s NBA Cup matchup as 11.5-point home favorites against the Warriors, returning a 1.14x payout if they win outright.
Here are the full payouts for the Warriors vs. Spurs matchup. PrizePicks data is live at the time of writing and is subject to change.
Make your Warriors vs. Spurs prediction on the over/under on PrizePicks.
Stats used in this article are from Basketball Reference, NBA.com, or databallr unless stated otherwise.
The Spurs quickly saw their young core develop into an NBA title contender. San Antonio reached the NBA Finals last season and even upset the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference Finals before falling to the New York Knicks.
San Antonio had a tough start, falling to Oklahoma City and Houston to begin the 2026-27 campaign. However, the Spurs have clearly found their stride, with a 10-game winning streak that includes wins against the Timberwolves, Blazers, and Mavericks.
As a result of San Antonio’s surge, the Spurs are currently in second place in the Western Conference, just a half-game behind the Lakers. The Spurs have been extremely efficient on offense during their winning streak, averaging 121.4 PPG over their last five contests.
C Victor Wembanyama has entered the MVP conversation early in the 2026-27 season, averaging 30.2 PPG, 11.7 RPG, and 4.4 BPG in 12 games. According to PrizePicks, Wembanyama has a 2.32x payout to win MVP, edging out PG Luka Doncic (2.5x) and PG Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (7.69x).
As impressive as the Spurs have been, they still haven't been quite at full strength. San Antonio signed F Tobias Harris to a two-year, $30.8 million deal in the offseason, but he hasn't made his season debut due to a calf injury.
Meanwhile, the Warriors had an unfamiliar feeling in 2025-26 as they missed the postseason for the fourth time in the last 14 seasons. Golden State was eliminated in the Play-In Tournament and dealt with injuries to G Stephen Curry and F Jimmy Butler throughout the campaign.
The Warriors have gotten off to a strong start in 2026-27, looking like one of the more well-rounded units in the Western Conference at 8-4. However, those hopes were met with a sobering dose of reality earlier this week.
Curry suffered an oblique abdominal tear in the first quarter of Wednesday’s game against the Rockets and was forced to exit. Following an MRI, ESPN’s Shams Charania reports that Curry will be out for at least two weeks, and the injury could sideline Curry for closer to a month.
Before the injury, Curry had a sensational start to the new campaign, ranking fourth in scoring with 27.8 PPG and shooting 45.7% from beyond the arc.
Butler is still working his way back from a torn ACL that he suffered last January. With Curry out for the foreseeable future, the Warriors could lean on rookie F Yaxel Lendeborg to shoulder much of the scoring load.
For the Spurs, PG De'Aaron Fox (hip) is questionable, and Harris remains out, per the NBA injury report.
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Warriors vs. Spurs Prediction on Over/Under for NBA Cup – 11/13/26
Here are the key stats behind our Warriors vs. Spurs NBA Cup pick on the over/under for Friday, November 13.
- The over is 6-4 in the last 10 meetings between the Warriors and Spurs, including hitting in three of the last four matchups.
- The Warriors average the third-most PPG (119.3), while the Spurs rank fourth with 119.2 points per contest.
- Golden State thrives from the perimeter, shooting an NBA-best 39.6% on 3-pointers. Even without Curry in the lineup, F Yaxel Lendeborg (42.6%), G Brandin Podziemski (39.7%), and G De’Anthony Melton (42.9%) thrive from long range.
- Defensively, the Spurs are extremely vulnerable to the 3-point shot, allowing opponents to knock down 37.9% of their shots (26th).
- San Antonio dominates the low post, which isn’t surprising with C Victor Wembanyama on the roster. The Spurs rank second in points in the paint per game (54.8).
- The Spurs also tend to get out in transition, leading the league in fast-break points per game (19.1).
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Warriors vs. Spurs Picks, Player Stats for NBA Cup on PrizePicks: 11/13/26
Our top Warriors vs. Spurs player picks to target for Friday, November 13, on PrizePicks include F Yaxel Lendeborg and C Victor Wembanyama.
Warriors F Yaxel Lendeborg vs. Spurs: 28.5 Pts + Rebs
- Lendeborg is averaging 21.7 PPG and leads the Warriors in rebounds (7.4) this season.
- The Warriors’ rookie pulls down 47.2% of his contested rebounds.
- Lendeborg has averaged 23.5 PPG and 7.0 RPG across his last six contests.
- The former Michigan star is shooting 40.8% from beyond the arc this season, ranking in the 90th percentile.
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Spurs C Victor Wembanyama vs. Warriors: 28.5 Points
- Wembanyama ranks second in scoring with 30.3 PPG and has topped this projection in five consecutive games.
- The Spurs’ superstar leads the league with 38.4 true shot attempts per 100 possessions this season.
- Wemby is shooting 35.3% from beyond the arc in November, a slight uptick from his 32.4% season clip.
- The Spurs’ big man has averaged 28.8 PPG in eight career games vs. the Warriors and has scored 29+ points in two of the past four matchups.
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Despite Stephen Curry being sidelined, the Spurs and Warriors are two of the NBA's most high-powered offenses. As a result, could this be one of the higher-scoring NBA Cup games on Friday’s slate?
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