Philadelphia 76ersOpen full analysis
San Antonio SpursOpen full analysis
The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 115–102 on April 6 at Frost Bank Center, holding the visitors to a fourth-quarter collapse that proved decisive. Joel Embiid led Philadelphia with 34 points, while Paul George added 16, but the 76ers managed only 17 points in the final frame as their offense stalled. San Antonio's balanced attack featured Spur Castle with 19 points and Victor Wembanyama with 17, supported by a dominant defensive effort that limited Philadelphia to 38.6 percent shooting and forced 11 turnovers. The Spurs shot 49.4 percent overall and made 11 three-pointers while posting 31 assists on 115 points, reflecting efficient ball movement. Philadelphia's 48 rebounds and 17 assists could not overcome their offensive inefficiency; the game finished well below the 237.5-point Vegas total at 217 combined points. San Antonio's third-quarter 30-point output and stifling fourth-quarter defense (holding Philly to just 17 points) exemplified their control throughout. The result positions San Antonio favorably in the playoff race while Philadelphia faces mounting pressure to regain offensive rhythm.
