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The San Antonio Spurs demolished the Philadelphia 76ers 131–91 on March 3 at Wells Fargo Center, a 40-point victory that underscored a stark offensive disparity. Devin Vassell and Devin Harper each scored 22 points for San Antonio, which shot 55.1 percent from the field and made 18 three-pointers, overwhelming a 76ers team that managed just 34.7 percent shooting and 10 threes. The Spurs' second quarter proved decisive—they outscored Philadelphia 46–28 in that frame alone—and finished with commanding advantages in rebounds (56–40), assists (36–20), and defensive rating (84.8 versus 123.7). Tyrese Maxey and Jalen Walker led Philadelphia with 21 and 20 points respectively, but the 76ers' offensive rating of 84.8 and 13 turnovers reflected a complete breakdown. The game fell well short of the Vegas total of 231.5, with San Antonio's suffocating defense and efficient ball movement neutralizing any Philadelphia offensive rhythm. The Spurs' dominant display suggests they remain serious contenders in the playoff race.