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Wembanyama's 23 Points Power Spurs Past Mavericks 122-106 in Dallas

Victor Wembanyama scored 23 points and grabbed seven rebounds as the visiting San Antonio Spurs defeated the Dallas Mavericks 122-106 on Saturday at American Airlines Center.

Brooks Avery· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 25, 20261 min read

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October 24, 2026

Spurs Deliver Decisive Performance in Dallas

Victor Wembanyama’s 23-point, seven-rebound performance anchored a comprehensive victory for the San Antonio Spurs, who defeated the host Dallas Mavericks 122-106 on Saturday. The game, played at American Airlines Center before a crowd of 19,555, saw the visitors maintain consistent pressure throughout all four quarters. De'Aaron Fox added significant playmaking value with nine assists, facilitating a balanced offensive attack that overwhelmed the home team's defense.

Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown

The Spurs established an early lead, finishing the first quarter with a 32-31 advantage over Dallas. They extended their margin during the second period, outscoring the Mavericks 36-29 to take a 68-60 lead into halftime. In the third quarter, San Antonio continued its dominance, outpacing Dallas 24-29.

The decisive shift occurred in the fourth quarter, where the Spurs erupted for 30 points while holding the Mavericks to just 17, sealing the 122-106 final result.

Key Performances and Records

For the Mavericks, Sergio de Larrea led the scoring effort with 21 points, while Marcus Sasser contributed five assists and Daniel Gafford secured nine rebounds. Despite these individual efforts, the team could not overcome the Spurs' collective efficiency. Following this result, both teams hold identical records of 1-2 in the season.

The Spurs' victory marks a significant win on the road, showcasing their ability to execute against a competitive opponent in the region. The statistical disparity in the final quarter highlighted the Spurs' ability to close out games effectively, leaving the Mavericks with little opportunity to mount a late comeback.

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Brooks Avery· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Brooks Avery covers Sherman sports, from high school teams to Austin College athletics.

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