Often mocked as perennial Play-In Tournament participants, perhaps no one in the league is more familiar with being a middling team hovering around .500 than the Chicago Bulls. Despite this, the Bulls have shown a strong start to the season, propelled by their young guard, Josh Giddey, who is listed as questionable after an ankle roll over the weekend. The Bulls need guard play too, as they are without a key piece, guard Coby White, already. White has yet to make his season debut due to an offseason calf injury and former Spur Tre Jones has been filling the other starting guard spot alongside Giddey in the meantime. Overall, Chicago is developing an identity around playing with pace, filled out by second-year up-and-comer Mata Buzelis and stretch-big center Nikola Vuvevic.
For San Antonio, they are coming off a strong win in the clutch against a scrappy New Orleans Pelicans team. This will be De’Aaron Fox’s second game this season. He showed he needs no ramp-up time, putting up 24 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists in his season debut. This pairs well with reigning Rookie of the Year, Steph Castle, who is making a clear leap this season, having held down the guard duties in Fox’s absence, and dished out 14 assists against New Orleans. The Spurs are still missing their current Rookie of the Year candidate, Dylan Harper, who is nursing a calf strain.
San Antonio Spurs (7-2) at Chicago Bulls (6-3)
November 10th 2025 | 7:00 PM CT
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Spurs Injuries: Luke Kornet, ankle (questionable), Dylan Harper, calf (out)
Bulls Injuries: Josh Giddey, ankle (questionable), Patrick Williams, finger (probable), Coby White, calf (out), Zach Collins, wrist (out)
