The Chicago Bulls and San Antonio Spurs are facing off on Thursday night at AT&T Center. San Antonio enters this game 11-10 on the season which is a big jump in

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The Spurs will be without superstar center Victor Wembanyama against the Bulls on Thursday night. This is a huge blow for the Spurs, as Wemby has practically carried San Antonio on his back on both sides of the ball.

The San Antonio Spurs are exceeding expectations so far this season, as they currently sit at 11-10 and are holding onto the No. 10 seed in the Western Conference. Of course, there is still plenty of time left in the season,

Victor Wembanyama will sit out the matchup against the Bulls on Thursday due to bilateral lower back soreness. Wembanyama, who already missed three games this season with a bruised right knee, likely hurt his back on a hard fall after Bradley Beal drew a charge on him on a drive.

The Spurs will be without Victor Wembanyama when they host the Chicago Bulls on Thursday night. Wembanyama is nursing a sore lower back left over from Tuesday night's 104-93 loss at Phoenix. The star center suffered the injury when he was whistled for a charge with 2:23 left.

San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama is currently averaging a career-high 9.2 3-point attempts per game, the most by a 7-footer