Daniel Dunn-USA TODAY Sports Another game, another singular stretch decides the outcome. The Spurs came into to the AT&T Center on an icy night in San Antonio, hoping to put an end to their six-game losing streak against the surging Sacramento Kings. Unfortunately, it ended being just like most of their losses this season where one poor stretch — in this case a 12-0 Kings run in the second quarter — put them in a double-digit hole they couldn’t quite crawl out of, and they ended up losing their seventh straight, 109-119, after getting within a point in the fourth quarter. Malaki Branham led five Spurs in double figures with 22 points off the bench, while Keldon Johnson and Jakob Poeltl had 18 points apiece for a starting unit that lost both Jeremy Sochan and Tre Jones to injury in the first quarter. Domontas Sabonis dominated inside with a season-high 34 points, and De’Aaron Fox scored 31 points. For the Kings fans’ perspective, visit Sactown Royalty. The Spurs will play their final home game before the Rodeo Road Trip beings on Friday against the Philadelphia 76ers. Tip-off will be at 7:00 PM CT on Bally Sports SW-SA.

Daniel Dunn-USA TODAY Sports San Antonio is icy tonight as the Spurs try to break out of a six game losing streak Welcome to the Game Thread. Veterans of the Game Thread know how we do things around here, but for all you newbies we have a few rules. Our community guidelines apply and basically say be cool, no personal attacks, don’t troll and don’t swear too much. My power is out because of the weather, and I’m writing this on my phone, so I’ll make this short: Go Spurs Go! Game Prediction: Vanilla Ice will make a surprise appearance at halftime, but he will be booed off the court before he can finish ‘‘Ice Ice, Baby.” One final word: Go Spurs GOOOOOO!! San Antonio Spurs vs Sacramento KingsFebruary 1, 2023 | 7:00 PM CT Streaming: NBA League PassTV: Bally SW SA Reminder: It is against site policy to post links to illegal streams in the comments, but it is not against site policy to exchange email addresses, for instance.

Despite recession concerns, San Antonio's economy is projected to outperform that of most cities in 2023, according to a new forecast by a North Carolina-based think tank. Indeed, the report by the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprises predicts the Alamo City's economy will be among the 10 fastest-growing in the nation. SA's gross domestic product is projected to grow 1.4% this year, the fifth-highest expected urban economic growth rate in the nation.

Six-time James Beard Award finalist Steve McHugh of San Antonio has opened his first Austin restaurant, Luminaire. The new venture launched Wednesday inside Austin's Hyatt Centric Congress Avenue. Those familiar with McHugh’s dishes at Thompson San Antonio’s Landrace and Cured at Pearl will recognize familiar flavors at Luminaire, along with a variety of new dishes focused on seasonal Texas fare, according to officials with the hotel chain. The eatery, located at 721 Congress Ave., also features a full-service bar offering classic cocktails, craft beers and New World wines.