The San Antonio Spurs will be without Tony Parker and Kawhi Leonard as they host the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night.
Parker scored 14 points in a 107-101 win at Memphis on Dec. 5, but a strained left hamstring kept him out of five of the next six games. The Spurs (17-8) have gone 2-3 over the last five and fell 108-95 at Portland on Monday with Tim Duncan (rest) and Manu Ginobili (lower back) also sitting out.
Leonard scored a team-high 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds against Portland, but he suffered a left hand injury late. X-rays came back negative, but the soreness will keep him out of this contest.
"We don't want to feel sorry for ourselves because we're short-handed or whatever," Spurs rookie Kyle Anderson said. "We're going out there to try to win the game, compete, and do the things we normally do. If we fall short we could all look in the mirror and say we competed."
The Spurs are seeking a 10th straight victory over the surging Grizzlies (20-4), who ended Golden State's 16-game winning streak Tuesday.