San Antonio has looked like one of the most complete teams in the NBA through the opening month, and this matchup sets up well for another strong showing. The Spurs enter at 10-2 with a top-10 defense, elite rebounding numbers, and a home-court edge against a Warriors team coming off a physical loss in Houston. While Golden State can score with anyone when the three-ball is falling, San Antonio's size and defensive versatility create problems that most teams can't replicate. On the prop side, Dylan Harper Jr. continues to thrive in an expanding offensive role, clearing this number consistently whenever his minutes push past 30. With Victor Wembanyama drawing so much defensive attention and Golden State dealing with injuries on the wing, Harper should have plenty of opportunities to keep his hot stretch rolling.