PREVIEW: The Golden State Warriors arrive in San Antonio ranked second in high-frequency three-point shooting while the Spurs rank fourth in defensive discipline against rim attacks. Golden State's ability to launch three-pointers at a 48.6% rate will be tested against San Antonio's league-leading interior defense, which allows few shots attacking the rim. The Spurs have been stellar, winning eight of their first ten games and chasing a fourth consecutive victory after sneaking past Chicago on the road. The Warriors, meanwhile, are stuck in a slump after losing five of their last seven games, including a blowout defeat to Oklahoma City where they were outscored significantly in the third quarter. San Antonio's offensive approach centers on attacking the rim with efficiency, ranking seventh in both frequency and effectiveness at the basket. The Warriors counter with solid rim defense ranked fourth overall, though they're vulnerable to three-point shooters as opponents regularly find success from distance. Victor Wembanyama showcased his dominance in the previous outing with 38 points, 12 rebounds, five assists and five blocks to anchor the home team. The Spurs enjoy the luxury of extra rest since their last game Monday while Golden State plays the second night of a back-to-back set.