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

Spurs (1-2) vs. Kings (0-3)

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

PROBABLE STARTERS
Spurs: PG De'Aaron Fox (6-3, 9th year), SG Stephon Castle (6-6, 2nd); SF Dylan Harper (6-5, 2nd), PF Devin Vassell (6-5, 6th), C Victor Wembanyama (7-4, 3rd). 

Kings: PG Darius Acuff Jr. (6-2, 1st), SG Zach LaVine (6-5, 13th), SF Precious Achiuwa (6-8, 7th), PF DeAndre Hunter (6-7, 8th), C Domantas Sabonis (6-10, 11th).

RESERVES
Spurs: G/F Keldon Johnson (6-6, 7th), F Julian Champagnie (6-7, 5th), C Luke Kornet (7-1, 9th), F Harrison Barnes (6-7, 14th), F Carter Bryant (6-7, 2nd), C Tarris Reed Jr. (6-10, 1st), G Jordan McLaughlin (6-0, 8th), 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).

Kings:G Malik Monk (6-3, 10th), F Jonathan Mogbo (6-7, 3rd), G/F Daequon Plowden (6-4, 3rd), G Emanuel Sharp (6-3, 1st), F Leaky Black (6-7, 3rd), G Alex Karaban (6-7, 1st), G Nique Clifford (6-5, 2nd). Inactive:Dylan Cardwell (left calf strain), Keegan Murray (left ankle soreness), Maxim Raynaud (right knee sprain), Ben Simmons (right Achilles tendon surgery), Sean Pedulla (two-way).

COACHES
Spurs: Mitch Johnson.
Kings:Doug Christie.

STAT LEADERS
Spurs: Points, Wembanyama/Harper (20.0 per game). Rebounds, Wembanyama (11.0). Assists, Fox (8.3). Steals, Fox/Champagnie (2.). Blocks, Wembanyama (4.0).

Kings: Points, LaVine (29.0 per game). Rebounds, Sabonis (17.3). Assists, Sabonis (7.0), Steals, Achiuwa (2.0), Blocks, Achiuwa (1.0).

NOTABLE
• The Spurs are seeking their first victory at the Frost Bank Center in a game that counts since Game 6 of last season's Western Conference finals against Oklahoma City. Sacramento entered Monday as one of three remaining winless teams in the West, joining New Orleans and Golden State.

• Acuff, the No. 7 overall pick out of Arkansas, has attempted 73 field goals, an NBA record for most in a player's first three career games. The previous mark belonged to Kevin Durant, who hoisted 64 shots in his first three games for Seattle in 2007-08. Acuff is shooting 32.9% and is tied with Chicago's Caleb Wilson for the NBA rookie scoring lead at 22.3 points per game.

• This game features the league's early leader in blocked shots (Wembanyama) and rebounding (Sabonis).