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The San Antonio Spurs dominated the Los Angeles Clippers 118–99 on April 2 at Intuit Dome, executing a balanced offensive attack that kept the hosts well below the 231.5 Vegas total line. De'Aaron Fox led San Antonio with 22 points, while Spurs teammate Sidy Cisse contributed 20 points in a two-pronged scoring effort that proved too much for Kawhi Leonard's 24-point performance and Bennedict Mathurin's 18 points. The Spurs shot 53.4 percent from the field and buried 12 three-pointers, compared to the Clippers' 43 percent shooting and just 5 made threes, a gap that proved decisive. San Antonio's rebounding edge—48 to 38—combined with 30 assists on offense showcased crisp ball movement, though both teams struggled with turnovers (Spurs 14, Clippers 10). The second quarter proved pivotal, with San Antonio outscoring Los Angeles 35–19 to seize control early. The Spurs' 120.2 offensive rating and stifling 98.1 defensive rating underscored their dominance. This road victory reinforces San Antonio's playoff credentials heading into the final stretch.