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The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Golden State Warriors 127–113 on April 1 at Chase Center, with Victor Wembanyama's 41-point performance anchoring a dominant road victory. The Spurs' balanced offensive attack generated 34 assists on 47.3% shooting while forcing 13 turnovers, establishing a 118.5 offensive rating that overwhelmed Golden State's 113.1 mark. San Antonio's defense proved suffocating, holding the Warriors to 48.8% from the field and limiting them to just 14 three-pointers despite the home team's 29 assists. The game fell short of the 228.5-point Vegas total, with the Spurs' strong first half—35 points in each of the opening two quarters—setting the tone for control throughout. Golden State's N. Williams (18 points) and L. Cryer (17 points) could not overcome the offensive imbalance, as San Antonio's 48 rebounds and eight steals provided crucial margin advantages. The Spurs' road efficiency suggests playoff positioning strength heading into the final stretch.
