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The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Golden State Warriors 126–113 on February 11 at Chase Center, with De'Aaron Fox leading the way with 27 points and Victor Wembanyama adding 26 in a balanced offensive attack. The Spurs shot 49.5 percent from the field and controlled the glass with 44 rebounds while committing just nine turnovers, their defensive rating of 113.6 suffocating Golden State throughout. The Warriors, led by Malik Moody and Draymond Green with 17 points each, managed only 46.2 percent shooting and saw their fourth-quarter collapse prove decisive—scoring just 19 points in the final frame after a competitive first half. Golden State made 16 three-pointers but struggled to generate consistent offense, posting a 113.6 offensive rating that fell well short of the Spurs' 125.6. The contest finished well below the Vegas total of 220.5, with San Antonio's steady, efficient performance—particularly their 32-point fourth quarter—grinding out the 13-point road victory. The loss drops Golden State further in the Western Conference standings as the Spurs' balanced scoring and defensive intensity continue to define their season.
