Last season marked the first time since 1997 that the San Antonio Spurs missed the playoffs. It brought an end to Gregg Popovich and the Spurs’ iconic 22-year streak. This season could be the repeat of that and could mark the beginning of a rebuilding season.

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Due to the COVID restrictions, the NBA has released only a partial schedule of the season. So games up to the first few days of March have been announced, and the rest will be out later.

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Exciting San Antonio Spurs games to look out for

The San Antonio Spurs begin their 2020-21 season with an exciting clash against the Memphis Grizzlies. They play the Grizzlies at the FedExForum on December 23 at 8:00 pm EST.  It will be the battle of an experienced offensive juggernaut in DeMar DeRozan versus an upcoming one in Ja Morant.

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The Spurs end the year and also begin the new year with games against eternal rivals, the Los Angeles Lakers. Although the Spurs are not as good as they were before, it will still be a game for bragging rights. The Spurs will have to play out of their skins to beat the defending champions.

Both are home games for the Spurs and will be played on Dec 30 at 8:30 pm EST and Jan 1 at 8:00 pm EST.

They have another back-to-back clash later in the month against another rival team. They host the Houston Rockets on January 14 at 8:30 pm EST and then on January 16 at 5:00 pm EST. Their rivalry is called the-10 rivalry since San Antonio and Houston lie on Interstate 10.

January is a huge month for the Spurs, as they also host the Dallas Mavericks on January 22 at 8:30 pm EST. Similar to the Rockets-Mavericks, this rivalry is called the I-35 Rivalry, because the cities lie on Interstate 35. In recent years, both teams have gone down in success, but it is famous for the battles between Dirk Nowitzki and Tim Duncan.

San Antonio Spurs legend Tim Duncan

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Spurs’ partial schedule for the 2021 season

Dec 12 (7:00 pm EST) Home Oklahoma City Thunder (Preseason) Jan 25 (8:00 pm EST) Away New Orleans Pelicans
Dec 15 (8:00 pm EST) Away Houston Rockets (Preseason) Jan 27 (8:30 pm EST) Home Boston Celtics
Dec 17 (8:00 pm EST) Away Houston Rockets (Preseason) Jan 29 (8:30 pm EST) Home Denver Nuggets
Dec 23 (8:00 pm EST) Away Memphis Grizzlies Jan 30 (8:30 pm EST) Home Memphis Grizzlies
Dec 26 (8:30 pm EST) Home Toronto Raptors Feb 1 (8:30 pm EST) Home Memphis Grizzlies
Dec 27 (7:00 pm EST) Away New Orleans Pelicans Feb 3 (8:30 pm EST) Home Minnesota Timberwolves
Dec 30 (8:30 pm EST) Home Los Angeles Lakers Feb 6 (8:00 pm EST) Away Houston Rockets
Jan 1 (8:00 pm EST) Home Los Angeles Lakers Feb 8 (8:30 pm EST) Home Golden State Warriors
Jan 3 (7:00 pm EST) Home Utah Jazz Feb 9 (8:30 pm EST) Home Golden State Warriors
Jan 5 (10:00 pm EST) Away LA Clippers Feb 12 (7:30 pm EST) Away Atlanta Hawks
Jan 7 (10:00 pm EST) Away Los Angeles Lakers Feb 14 (7:00 pm EST) Away Charlotte Hornets
Jan 9 (8:00 pm EST) Away Minnesota Timberwolves Feb 16 (7:00 pm EST) Away Detroit Pistons
Jan 10 (8:00 pm EST) Away Minnesota Timberwolves Feb 17 (7:00 pm EST) Away Cleveland Cavaliers
Jan 12 (8:00 pm EST) Away Oklahoma City Thunder Feb 20 (5:00 pm EST) Away New York Knicks
Jan 14 (8:30 pm EST) Home Houston Rockets Feb 22 (7:00 pm EST) Away Indiana Pacers
Jan 16 (5:00 pm EST) Home Houston Rockets Feb 24 (8:00 pm EST) Away Oklahoma City Thunder
Jan 18 (3:00 pm EST) Away Portland Trail Blazers Feb 27 (6:00 pm EST) Home New Orleans Pelicans
Jan 20 (10:00 pm EST) Away Golden State Warriors March 1 (8:30 pm EST) Home Brooklyn Nets
Jan 22 (8:30 pm EST) Home Dallas Mavericks March 2 (8:30 pm EST) Home New York Knicks
Jan 24 (6:00 pm EST) Home Washington Wizards March 4 (8:30 pm EST) Home Oklahoma City Thunder

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