After picking up their first win of the season in Dallas on Saturday night, the San Antonio Spurs got two full off days before traveling home to the Frost Bank Center. On Tuesday, the Spurs will host the Sacramento Kings.

The Kings, along with the Pelicans, Knicks, Nets, and Heat, are among the few winless teams still left. Of course, Sacramento entered the season with pretty low expectations, despite boasting rookie scorer Darius Acuff.

The seventh overall pick is averaging 22.3 points to kick off his NBA career, although his efficiency is putrid. The Spurs should be happy to let him chuck up shots all night, as he's making less than a third of his field goals.

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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Ben Simmons was looking poised for an NBA return in the preseason, and then suffered an off-the-court Achilles tear, pushing back his return at least another season. For the Spurs, meanwhile, Tobias Harris' calf strain is starting to worry fans. Remember, he was initially listed as "questionable" for opening night after missing all of the preseason, and has since been downgraded to "out" for the last two games.

With Harris still out, expect the Spurs to trot out their lineup of Dylan Harper, De'Aaron Fox, and Stephon Castle. 

The team has remained steadfast that three point guards can, in fact, share the floor, even if it means Victor Wembanyama is put in a less advantageous position. Over the summer, fans called for the trio of guards to start alongside Wemby and Devin Vassell, although most of them have changed their tune and want Mitch Johnson to return to the rotations that got them to the Finals.

Against the Kings, it really shouldn't matter. Guys like David Jones Garcia and Ja'Kobi Gillespie are expected to get extended run, alongside Tarris Reed Jr., since garbage time should start early.