The upcoming game sees the San Antonio Spurs facing off against the New York Knicks. A look at the statistics reveals significant differences in their offensive and defensive performances. The Spurs maintain a field goal percentage around 48%, with a three-point shooting percentage hovering around 35%. Their offensive efficiency seems stable but potentially lacking. They consistently average over 46 rebounds, especially during the postseason where they remain competitive. Their assists per game range from 26 to 29, indicating a balanced offensive structure. However, a slight increase in turnovers over the last 10 games could influence the game's flow. The New York Knicks present a contrasting profile. While their overall season three-point percentage is 38.4%, slightly better than the Spurs, and their free-throw efficiency is more consistent, their preseason field goal percentage was only 41%. The Knicks' defense is average, with steals consistently under 7.9. They consistently have double-digit turnovers. Over the last 10 games, they've demonstrated a strong inside presence, averaging 48.2 rebounds, significantly exceeding their opponents. Comparisons show that the Knicks have a more concentrated and higher three-point shooting percentage, but their interior defense appears less stable compared to the Spurs. Player rotations and tactical focuses could reveal differences in this match, particularly in the efficiency of outside shooting and the crucial moments of transition. These factors may cause changes in future games. 01-01 08:00 San Antonio Spurs New York Knicks Match direction: 236, over