November 8, 2026 at 6:27 AM UTC

Postgame Report

Spurs Hang 87 on Blazers in Two Quarters as Wembanyama Scores 29 in 24 Minutes

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San Antonio scored 42 in the second quarter and 45 in the third, turning a two-point game into a 33-point lead and a 125-103 win in Portland.

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The game was decided in the middle 24 minutes. San Antonio scored 42 in the second quarter and 45 in the third, 87 points against Portland's 56, and a two-point game after one became a 33-point Spurs lead. Victor Wembanyama led it with 29 points in just 24 minutes, and the Spurs beat the Trail Blazers 125-103.

Wembanyama shot 9 of 13, hit three of his six threes, and added seven rebounds and three assists. No other player in the building reached 20. Deni Avdija led Portland with 15 on 5-of-13 shooting. San Antonio had four more in double figures behind Wembanyama: Devin Vassell with 15, Stephon Castle with 14 points, seven rebounds and five assists, Julian Champagnie with 14 (4 of 7 from three), and Dylan Harper with 13.

The first quarter was even, with the Spurs up 22-20. The second made it 64-49 at the half. The third ended any suspense, 109-76 going to the fourth. Portland's one real bright spot was Yang Hansen, who came off the bench for 12 points and 10 rebounds in 26 minutes, the only double-double of the night.

The Blazers won the fourth quarter 27-16, which made the final look better than the game had been. Damian Lillard had seven assists to go with 12 points on 4-of-8 shooting in 20 minutes. Scoot Henderson scored 13 but missed all five of his threes. By then the Spurs had long since moved on to the rest of their night.

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