How to Watch Pelicans vs Spurs: Live Stream NBA, TV Channel
On Saturday night, the New Orleans Pelicans face Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs in what promises to be an exciting NBA matchup. The Spurs have been among the season’s standout teams with a 6-2 record, showing both consistency and resilience.
After a narrow 118-116 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers, San Antonio regrouped and overpowered the Houston Rockets 121-110. Veteran wing Harrison Barnes led the charge with 24 points and five rebounds, while Victor Wembanyama added 22 points and eight boards, maintaining his impressive start to the year.
Meanwhile, the New Orleans Pelicans have struggled, sitting at 2-6. Head coach Willie Green is facing mounting pressure as injuries continue to plague the roster. The team suffered another setback as Zion Williamson, the former No. 1 pick, sustained a hamstring injury and is expected to miss several games.
Despite their challenges, the Pelicans earned a narrow 101-99 win over the Dallas Mavericks in their latest outing. Saddiq Bey starred with 22 points and nine rebounds, while rookie Deriq Queen contributed 11 points and seven boards, showing flashes of promise.
“Can the Pelicans secure a second win in a row, or will the Spurs continue to crush opponents this campaign?”
Fans can catch the action live at 8:00 p.m. ET on FanDuel Sports Network Southwest or Gulf Coast Sports Network (local channels).
Author’s Summary:
The Spurs continue their strong season with Wembanyama leading the charge, while the struggling Pelicans look to build momentum despite injuries.
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