San Antonio Spurs vs Golden State Warriors Picks and Prediction for Wednesday, April 1, 2026

By: Jake Allman Published 04/01/2026, 12:35 AM ET

San Antonio heads to San Francisco for a 10:00 PM ET tip at Chase Center, riding one of the hottest stretches in the league. The Spurs sit at 57-18 and have won five straight, including a 129-114 win over Chicago behind another dominant outing from Victor Wembanyama. Golden State is 36-39 and fighting to stay in the play-in picture, but the Warriors just took a 116-93 loss in Denver and remain inconsistent. San Antonio is a clear favorite based on form and efficiency, and the matchup predictor backs that up heavily. Score big in the NBA with our insider NBA picks.

Spurs Preview

San Antonio continues to separate itself with elite production on both ends, averaging 119.5 points per game while allowing just 111.3. The Spurs are shooting 48 percent from the field and dominating the glass with 47 rebounds per game, which has fueled their recent blowout wins. Wembanyama leads the way with 24.5 points and 11.4 rebounds per game, and his interior presence continues to create problems for opponents. Over the last five games, San Antonio has topped 123 points in every contest, showing a consistent scoring profile that travels well.

Warriors Preview

Golden State brings a different style, leaning on ball movement and perimeter shooting, averaging 29 assists per game. The Warriors score 114.9 points per game but allow the same number, which has led to a neutral scoring margin. Brandin Podziemski leads the team with 13.3 points per game, while Draymond Green continues to be the playmaker of the offense with 5.4 assists. The concern here is availability, with Stephen Curry listed out and multiple rotation players dealing with injuries, which limits Golden State against a top-tier opponent.

Warriors vs Spurs Pick

The key edge sits with San Antonio’s shooting and rebounding advantage. Golden State relies heavily on three-point volume, but San Antonio has been effective at limiting outside production while controlling pace through size and second-chance opportunities. If the Spurs maintain their current scoring rate and continue winning the glass, Golden State will struggle to keep up over four quarters.

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San Antonio Spurs win 122-110.