Spurs 122 - Suns 96 (11/9/2026): Wembanyama Dominates With 40 Points

The San Antonio Spurs visited the Phoenix Suns at the Mortgage Matchup Center on Monday night. The game tipped off at 9:00 PM, and the Spurs displayed dominance from the start. They secured a commanding 122-96 win over the Suns.

The Spurs improved their record to 8-2, placing them third in the Western Conference. The Suns, on the other hand, fell to 3-5, ranking them 12th in the conference standings. San Antonio's victory was driven by efficient shooting and strong team play.

First Half Highlights

In the first quarter, the Spurs outscored the Suns 31-25. Their lead grew further in the second quarter, with San Antonio scoring 30 points to Phoenix's 21. The first half ended with the Spurs holding a comfortable 61-46 lead.

Victor Wembanyama led the way for the Spurs with an impressive performance. He scored 40 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, showing his skills on both ends of the court. The Suns struggled to find answers for his aggressive play.

Phoenix's Devin Booker tried to keep his team in the game. He scored 32 points and added 4 assists. Despite his efforts, the Suns could not close the gap.

Second Half Dominance

In the third quarter, the Spurs continued their strong performance. They added another 32 points while holding the Suns to 22. San Antonio's defense made it hard for Phoenix to find open looks.

Dylan Harper and De'Aaron Fox supported Wembanyama's efforts with solid contributions. Harper recorded 17 points and 5 rebounds, while Fox added 15 points and 9 rebounds. Their teamwork was evident in the Spurs' 30 assists.

The Suns tried to mount a comeback in the fourth quarter, scoring 28 points. However, the Spurs closed out the game with a 29-point quarter of their own, sealing the win.

Team Stats and Future Matches

The Spurs shot 51.1% from the field and hit 11 of 30 three-pointers. They also controlled the boards, grabbing 55 rebounds compared to the Suns' 35. San Antonio's defense tallied 10 blocks, making it tough for Phoenix to score.

Phoenix struggled with their shooting, hitting only 39.3% of their field goals. They made 9 of 26 from beyond the arc and turned the ball over 7 times. Despite their efficient free-throw shooting, the Suns could not keep up with the Spurs' pace.

Next up for the Spurs is a road game against the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday. The Suns will stay at home to face the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday. Both teams will look to adjust and prepare for these challenges.

The Spurs continue to prove themselves as a strong contender in the Western Conference. With their current winning streak, they aim to build on their momentum. The Suns, meanwhile, need to regroup and address their defensive gaps.