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San Antonio defeated Miami 136–111 on March 23 at Kaseya Center, a dominant road victory that exceeded the Vegas total of 244.5 points. Victor Wembanyama led the Spurs with 26 points, while Keldon Johnson added 21 points in a balanced offensive attack. The Spurs' efficiency was evident in their 47.5 field-goal percentage and 62 rebounds, which translated to a 122.2 offensive rating compared to Miami's 102.0. San Antonio's 33 assists reflected crisp ball movement, though 15 turnovers tempered the performance. Nicolás Powell paced the Heat with 21 points and Bam Adebayo contributed 18, but Miami's 40 percent shooting and 16 three-pointers proved insufficient against the Spurs' depth. The decisive stretch came in the first half, when San Antonio posted 76 points through two quarters, establishing early separation that Miami never threatened despite a 30-point fourth-quarter effort. With this win, the Spurs strengthen their playoff positioning while Miami faces mounting pressure in the Eastern Conference race.
