The major news going into this game regards Eric Bledsoe making his debut for the Bucks after acquiring him in a trade with the Phoenix Suns for Greg Monroe.
He will take Malcolm Brogan’s place in the starting five having played just three games for his former side this season.
Milwaukee are picking up a point guard coming off the best year of his fledgling career after averaging 21.1 points and 6.3 assists per contest last season.
And he will now provide an extra threat to opponents other than MVP candidate Giannis Antetokounmpo who has averaged 31.9 points per game through 10 matches.
San Antonio meanwhile are still without Kawhi Leonard but have won three games on the bounce with LeMarcus Aldridge stepping up in the lead role.
Rudy Gay has also proved to be an astute summer acquisition while Danny Green and Pau Gasol have also been in great form.
It promises to be a tight affair between the two sides and here’s how you can follow the action.
How to watch San Antonio Spurs vs Milwaukee Bucks on TV?
Tonight’s action is scheduled to start at 2am GMT, and it is being broadcast on BT Sport 1, available for Sky viewers on channel 413.
BT Sport is the exclusive home of the NBA in the UK for the 2017/18 season.
They will broadcast up to seven lives games per week throughout the regular season and the first and second rounds of the playoffs, as well as every game of the conference finals and NBA Finals.
How to watch San Antonio Spurs vs Milwaukee Bucks online?
If you’re unable to get in front of a TV, BT Sport customers are able to watch the game live via the app.
Alternatively you can sign up for the NBA League Pass with the option of a day pass.
The NBA League Pass lets you watch (almost) every NBA game depending on the package you select.
American viewers can catch the action online by also going for the NBA League Pass.