San Antonio Spurs vs Chicago Bulls Picks and Predictions for Wednesday, November 11, 2026
The San Antonio Spurs travel to Chicago on Wednesday to face the Bulls at the United Center. San Antonio is 9-2 and leads the Southwest Division after Monday's 122-96 win over Phoenix. That gives the Spurs nine consecutive victories. Chicago is 1-8, fourth in the Central Division, and lost 127-121 to Philadelphia on Sunday. The Bulls have dropped seven straight and are still looking for their first home win. San Antonio is 5-0 on the road, while Chicago is 0-3 at home. Tipoff is at 8:00 pm ET on DAZN SAS. Check out our free NBA picks before placing your bets.
San Antonio Keeping Its Streak Alive
Victor Wembanyama put on quite a show in Phoenix on Monday. He scored 40 points, pulled down 11 rebounds and swatted away nine shots as the Spurs cruised to a 122-96 victory. And he did all that in just 25 minutes. San Antonio took charge with a 21-2 run in the first half, then stretched its lead to 25 points after three quarters. Dylan Harper scored 17, including 14 in the third. The Spurs have won nine straight and are averaging 118.4 points while allowing 107.0 per game.
Wembanyama has been a nightmare for opposing defenses, averaging 29.1 points, 12.0 rebounds and 3.9 blocks. Harper is scoring 18.1 points per game, and Stephon Castle contributes 15.3 along with 5.0 assists. De'Aaron Fox leads San Antonio with 5.9 assists, giving the Spurs another player who can create opportunities. San Antonio grabs 48.5 rebounds per game and blocks 7.0 shots. With several players contributing offensively, the Spurs don't have to depend entirely on Wembanyama to put points on the board.
Injuries: Devin Vassell and Tobias Harris are game-time decisions. Jayden Quaintance is out.
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Chicago Looking for a Breakthrough
Chicago put up a fight against Philadelphia on Sunday, but the result was familiar. The Bulls lost 127-121 despite getting 19 points and 15 assists from Josh Giddey. Matas Buzelis scored 19, while Caleb Wilson added 18 and Jalen Smith finished with 17. Chicago stayed within striking distance throughout, yet couldn't get enough stops late. That made seven straight defeats. The Bulls have scored at least 121 in their last two games, but opponents scored 127 and 133 in those same outings.
Wilson and Norman Powell share Chicago's scoring lead at 19.3 points per game. Buzelis averages 13.6, while Smith supplies 11.7 points and a team-high 7.8 rebounds. Giddey has been setting the table with 8.4 assists. There are useful pieces here, but Chicago shoots only 42.4% from the floor and allows 129.3 points per game. Even strong offensive stretches haven't been enough. The Bulls also surrender plenty of opportunities on the glass against teams with bigger frontcourts.
Injuries: Norman Powell and Zach Collins are game-time decisions.
Key To The Game
The paint is where San Antonio can take control. Wembanyama averages 12.0 rebounds and 3.9 blocks, while Chicago gives up 129.3 points per game. The Spurs also hold a 48.5 to 43.7 rebounding edge. If Chicago can't keep Wembanyama away from the rim, its perimeter scorers will face a tough time.
San Antonio vs Chicago Game Pick
- San Antonio Spurs
Chicago has enough scorers to make a run, as Sunday's six-point loss showed. But the Bulls have surrendered at least 125 points in each of their last five games. Wembanyama just put up 40 points and nine blocks against Phoenix, and San Antonio hasn't lost since its second game. Fox and Harper give the Spurs options when opponents crowd the paint. Giddey can create good looks for Chicago, but his team needs far more defensive resistance to stay close. San Antonio's rebounding and rim protection should win out. I'll take the Spurs.
San Antonio vs Chicago Over/Under Pick
- Over
Chicago's defense is allowing 129.3 points per game, a troubling figure against San Antonio's balanced attack. The Bulls just gave up 127 to Philadelphia and 135 to New York, so another scoring night for the visitors seems possible. Wembanyama is shooting 50.5% from the field, while Harper and Castle provide additional scoring. Chicago can contribute, too. The Bulls scored 121 against Philadelphia, with Giddey distributing 15 assists. San Antonio allows only 107.0, but Chicago's recent offensive production suggests it can reach a respectable total. I'll take the over.