How to Watch Bulls vs Spurs Live on NBA League Pass and Prime Video

Wembanyama faces vulnerable Chicago defense

The San Antonio Spurs head into the matchup following a strong start to the season, while the Chicago Bulls struggle defensively. RMC Sport reported that Chicago concedes an average of 129 points per game, ranking among the least effective defensive units in the league.

That defensive vulnerability sets up a challenging test for the hosts against Wembanyama. The French center continues to anchor San Antonio with dominant play near the basket and rim protection.

Teammate Dylan Harper praised the center’s versatility. Opponents struggle to contain his movement, screen navigation, and drives to the basket, Harper told RMC Sport.

NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal also expressed admiration for the player’s abilities, specifically highlighting his capacity to score 50 points in a single contest, according to RMC Sport reporting.

Watch the game on Prime Video with NBA League Pass

Viewers in France must tune in during the early hours of Thursday morning. The broadcast is available via Prime Video with an active NBA League Pass subscription.

RMC Sport said that this specific fixture is not included in the standard Amazon Prime membership tier, which costs 6.99 euros per month or 69.90 euros per year. Accessing the NBA League Pass requires an additional subscription priced at 19.99 euros per month, though a seven-day free trial is available for new subscribers.