Dallas Mavericks vs San Antonio Spurs Prediction & Picks, October 24, 2026

The odds for De'Aaron Fox to score over 18.5 points and rebounds look solid at -111. Our numbers suggest he has a good chance to clear this mark against the San Antonio Spurs. The Spurs give up a lot of rebounds, averaging 45.3 per game, which could help Fox rack up those stats. Plus, with the pace of the game likely higher, he should have more opportunities to make plays. A concrete risk is that both teams force turnovers at a similar rate, so possessions might be limited. Still, Fox is a key player who can shine in tight spots. If he stays aggressive, this bet could pay off nicely.

Dallas Mavericks vs San Antonio Spurs: Naji Marshall Under 25.5 Pts + Rebs + Asts (-106)

Naji Marshall has been struggling to find his rhythm recently, and that makes this pick interesting. The Dallas Mavericks focus on their defense and can limit scoring chances. They've allowed opponents to get off a lot of three-point shots but have been decent at stopping overall points and rebounds. With their ability to control the game, it could be tough for Marshall to hit those combined points, rebounds, and assists. The risk here is that the game could be closer than expected, which might give Marshall more opportunities. However, with the way the Mavericks play at home, I think keeping his total under 25.5 is a solid bet.

Dallas Mavericks vs San Antonio Spurs: Victor Wembanyama Under 39.5 Pts + Rebs (-106)

Victor Wembanyama is a talented player, but he might struggle to hit the under 39.5 points and rebounds against the Dallas Mavericks. The Mavericks give up a lot of rebounds, but they've also been tough on limiting scoring opportunities. Since 2018, they've allowed opponents to get 34.2 three-point attempts a game, which could pull Wembanyama away from the basket. There's a real chance that Wembanyama might not find his rhythm in this matchup. Remember, this is not a guarantee, but the numbers suggest he may have a harder time reaching that total today.

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