The San Antonio Spurs will wind down a four-game road trip on Wednesday night, taking on the Chicago Bulls in the Windy City. As the Spurs ride a nine-game win streak, Chicago has lost eight games so far this season, looking like an Eastern Conference bottom-dweller.

Fourth overall pick Caleb Wilson looks like a Rookie of the Year candidate for the Bulls and has been their lone bright spot so far this season. He's averaging 19.3 points and 6.3 rebounds, and looks confident from 3-point range. If those shots start falling, then he should quickly become one of the better players in the NBA.

It'll be an uphill battle, though, and the Spurs are heavy favorites, even with Devin Vassell still listed on the injury report after missing the last game.

Before tipoff, we have you covered with everything you need to know, from betting odds to TV info, and injury reports for both squads.

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Victor Wembanyama is looking to continue his hot streak tonight in Chicago. During the winning streak, he hasn't had to play long minutes in many games, but has been a two-way force, emerging as an MVP frontrunner.

"I'm not doing anything that I was not able to do, physically able to do 12 months ago," Wemby claims. "But it's mostly decision-making...I don't want to give too many details."

The game is certainly slowing down for him, and he's begun to force his way to his spots instead of settling for far or off-balance shots. The Bulls, down low, don't have an answer defensively for Wembanyama, who is expected to have another monster game.

After taking on the Bulls, the Spurs will return to San Antonio for a quick stop, hosting the Golden State Warriors before getting back on the road.