Deciding Run Secures Victory
The San Antonio Spurs edged the Dallas Mavericks 112-111 on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, at Frost Bank Center. The game was decided in the final minutes, with the Spurs taking the lead on a free throw by Victor Wembanyama that made the score 112-111.
That basket proved to be the difference as the clock expired, securing a narrow win for the home team in front of an attendance of 18,354.
Wembanyama's Historic Performance
Victor Wembanyama was the standout performer, recording career-high totals of 52 points and 24 rebounds for San Antonio. His scoring was consistent throughout the contest, including multiple dunks, jump shots, and free throws that kept the Spurs within striking distance. De'Aaron Fox also contributed to the offensive effort, dishing out four assists to facilitate scoring opportunities for his teammates.
The Spurs' ability to maintain composure in the closing seconds was highlighted by Wembanyama's final free throw, which capped his remarkable individual night.
Mavericks' Effort
The Dallas Mavericks put up a strong fight, with Kyrie Irving leading the charge off the bench and on the floor. Irving finished with 29 points and five assists, providing a spark in the second and third quarters. P.J.
Washington was a force on the glass, securing 10 rebounds for Dallas. The Mavericks led or tied the game for significant portions of the second half, including a 31-point fourth-quarter performance that brought them within a single point of the lead multiple times.
Game Flow and Records
The Spurs started strong, taking a 32-26 lead after the first quarter. They extended their advantage to 62-51 by the end of the second quarter, thanks to a 36-point outing in that period. However, the Mavericks answered with 29 points in the third quarter to close the gap to 86-78.
The fourth quarter was a back-and-forth affair, with Dallas scoring 31 points to stay within reach. Despite the Mavericks' resilience, the Spurs held on to improve their record to 6-2, while the Mavericks fell to 4-4.
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