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The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Chicago Bulls 129–114 on March 30 at Frost Bank Center, with Victor Wembanyama's 41 points leading a dominant home performance. San Antonio shot 51 percent from the field and made 14 three-pointers while forcing 10 turnovers, establishing control through a 38-point third quarter that broke open a competitive contest. Spurs guard Spur Castle added 21 points as the hosts outrebounded Chicago 55–35 and dished out 31 assists, translating to a 127.0 offensive rating against the Bulls' 108.3. Chicago's Talen Jones and Lonzo Miller each scored 21 points, but the Bulls shot just 46.2 percent and managed only 26 assists, falling well short of the 246.5 Vegas total. San Antonio's third-quarter surge proved decisive, as the Spurs' defensive rating of 108.3 stifled Chicago's offense throughout. The victory underscores the Spurs' playoff positioning while the Bulls face continued inconsistency with another road loss.
