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The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Brooklyn Nets 118–107 on October 26 at Frost Bank Center, with Victor Wembanyama leading the home side with 31 points while Devin Harper added 20 points off the bench. Despite Cameron Thomas's team-high 41 points for Brooklyn, the Nets couldn't overcome San Antonio's balanced attack and superior efficiency. The Spurs shot 50 percent from the field and made 12 three-pointers, controlling the glass with 45 rebounds to Brooklyn's 34. San Antonio's second quarter proved decisive, outscoring the Nets 38–24 to establish command, and maintained their advantage through disciplined defense that held Brooklyn to 39.1 percent shooting. The Nets' 16 three-pointers and 22 assists showcased offensive movement, but their defensive rating of 124.4 points per 100 possessions highlighted structural vulnerabilities. San Antonio's 12 turnovers and seven steals underscored their ball security and perimeter pressure. The win demonstrates the Spurs' early-season poise and suggests they can compete consistently in a loaded Western Conference.
