Spurs Extend Winning Streak with Dominant Home Victory
The San Antonio Spurs extended their winning streak to five games with a decisive 119-97 victory over the Utah Jazz on Monday, November 2, 2026, at Frost Bank Center. The home team controlled the pace from the opening tip, outscoring the visitors in three of the four quarters to secure their fifth win of the season and improve their record to 5-2.
The Jazz, who dropped to 1-6, struggled to contain San Antonio’s versatile frontcourt and offensive flow, falling behind by double digits for much of the contest. A crowd of 18,464 witnessed the Spurs’ comprehensive performance, which featured balanced scoring and strong defensive pressure throughout the game.
Harper and Wembanyama Drive Spurs Offense
Dylan Harper emerged as the primary engine for San Antonio, contributing 17 points and distributing eight assists to keep the Spurs’ offense moving. His playmaking was pivotal in creating high-percentage shots for teammates, particularly in the first half when the Spurs built an early advantage.
Victor Wembanyama provided a physical presence in the paint, recording 11 rebounds that helped stabilize the defense and secure second-chance opportunities. The Spurs’ ability to transition quickly and finish at the rim was a hallmark of their performance, with multiple players contributing to the 119-point total.
The team’s cohesion allowed them to maintain a lead that the Jazz could never fully challenge, despite efforts from their own key contributors.
