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Golden State defeated San Antonio 125–120 on November 12 at Frost Bank Center, with Stephen Curry's 46-point performance carrying the Warriors past Victor Wembanyama's 31-point effort for the Spurs. Golden State's third quarter proved decisive, outscoring San Antonio 43–28 to seize control despite shooting just 42.4 percent overall; the Warriors made 21 three-pointers and generated 13 steals, reflecting their perimeter dominance. Curry's scoring barrage offset Golden State's 15 turnovers and 40 rebounds against San Antonio's 49, while both teams distributed 30 assists. The Spurs' 48.9 field-goal percentage and 14 three-pointers from Wembanyama and Sidy Cissoko kept them competitive, but a fourth-quarter stalemate (both teams scored 33 and 36 respectively) favored Golden State's star power. Golden State's defensive rating of 111.1 proved superior to San Antonio's 115.9, ultimately determining the outcome. The victory underscores the Warriors' ability to win on the road through elite perimeter shooting and ball security in crucial moments.
