Spurs vs. Mavericks: How to watch the game, who's starting, who's out

When/where: 7 p.m. Saturday at American Airlines Center, Dallas.

TV/radio: DAZN; 1200 AM, 1350 AM (Spanish), 107.5 FM (Spanish).

Spurs: PG De'Aaron Fox (6-3, 10th year), SG Stephon Castle (6-6, 3rd); SF Dylan Harper (6-5, 2nd), PF Devin Vassell (6-5, 7th), C Victor Wembanyama (7-4, 4th). Mavericks: PG Kyrie Irving (6-2, 16th season), SG Max Christie (6-6, 5th), SF Cooper Flagg (6-9, 2nd season), PF P.J. Washington Jr. (6-7, 8th season), C Daniel Gafford (6-10, 8th season).

Spurs: G/F Keldon Johnson (6-6, 8th), F Julian Champagnie (6-7, 5th), C Luke Kornet (7-1, 10th), F Harrison Barnes (6-7, 15th), F Carter Bryant (6-7, 2nd), G Jordan McLaughlin (6-0, 8th), C Tarris Reed Jr. (6-10, 1st), G David Jones Garcia (6-4, 2nd), G Ja'Kobi Gillespie (6-1, 1st), F Maliq Brown (6-9, 1st) Inactive: Tobias Harris (left calf strain), Jayden Quaintance (right knee surgery). Mavericks: F Zaccharie Risacher (6-9, 3rd), C Moussa Cisse (6-11, 2nd), G Sergio De Larrea (6-6, 1st), F/C Morez Johnson Jr. (6-10, 1st), F Naji Marshall (6-7, 7th), G Marcus Sasser (6-2, 4th), F Tobi Lawal (6-7, 1st), G Walter Clayton Jr. (6-4, 2nd). Inactives: Santi Aldama (knee surgery), Tarik Biberović (heel bursitis), Jeff Howard (calf tightness/soreness), Dereck Lively II (foot surgery), Caleb Martin (thumb sprain).

Spurs: Mitch Johnson. Mavericks: Dusty May.

2026-27 STAT LEADERS Spurs: Points, Castle (24.0 per game). Rebounds, Wembanyama (13.0). Assists, Fox (7.0). Steals, Champagnie, Johnson (2.0). Blocks, Wembanyama (6.0). Mavericks: Points, Flagg (32.0 per game). Rebounds, Risacher (6.0). Assists, Marshall (6.0), Steals, Risacher (5.0), Blocks, Gafford (2.0).

NOTABLE • Spurs lead the all-time regular season series 120-87 after winning five in a row, including a 4-0 sweep last season.

• Flagg last season joined Michael Jordan as the only rookies in NBA history to lead their team in four categories (total points, rebounds, assists, steals).

• Wembanyama has recorded 55 career games with five or more blocks, the latest coming on Tuesday night when he rejected six shots by the Thunder in the season opener.