San Antonio center Victor Wembanyama left Wednesday night’s rematch with the New York Knicks in the fourth quarter after suffering an apparent left leg injury.

That said, their opponent, the San Antonio Spurs will be eager to get revenge coming off of their last defeat against New York in the NBA Cup Final. Although both teams are battling injuries in some regard, between the two sides, the Knicks seem to have the worst of it.

The Spurs had the inside track on the top spot after beating the Thunder three times in two weeks, but a pair of losses to Utah and Cleveland halted their momentum and the loss to the Knicks in the NBA Cup final, even though it didn't technically count, broke the tie.

Victor Wembanyama knows the stakes in the San Antonio Spurs' NBA Cup Final rematch against the New York Knicks, despite new injury updates.

It was just two weeks ago the Knicks toppled the Spurs 124-113 in the NBA Cup final in Las Vegas. Despite their loss, the Spurs were the hottest team in the NBA after the Cup final, winning their next five games. Two of those wins came against the Thunder — and they had already beaten Oklahoma City in Vegas in the NBA Cup semifinals.

A rematch of this year’s NBA Cup Championship takes place on New Year’s Eve, as the San Antonio Spurs and Victor Wembanyama host the New York Knicks and Jalen B

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