The San Antonio Spurs have shown a degree of stability this season, with a 48.2% field goal percentage and 35.8% from three-point range during the regular season, indicating offensive efficiency. However, in the last 10 games, their field goal percentage dipped to 46.8%, and their three-point percentage fell to 34.1%, suggesting a recent struggle with outside shooting, possibly due to increased perimeter defence. The Spurs maintain around 46 rebounds and 26 assists per game, highlighting their interior presence and playmaking ability, but they average nearly 13 turnovers per game, which might indicate defensive transition weaknesses. New York Knicks have seen a slight rise in their field goal percentage, reaching 47.8% during the regular season. They have shown a decent defensive performance, especially with approximately 7.9 steals per game, demonstrating their aggressive defensive approach. Although the Knicks averaged 59 rebounds per game in the playoffs, significantly higher than in other periods, their regular season average was only 46.3, failing to establish a consistent tactical advantage. In the last 10 games, the Knicks' three-point percentage improved significantly to 40.7%, indicating an increased emphasis on outside shooting. The Knicks' turnover control is slightly better than the average for their opponents, but still hovers around 13 turnovers per game, a factor that could be crucial in this matchup. NBA 01-01 08:00 San Antonio Spurs - New York Knicks. Match direction: 236, under.