A Masterclass in Frost Bank Center
San Antonio secured a narrow 112-111 victory over the visiting Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at the Frost Bank Center. The win improved the Spurs to 6-2, while the Mavericks fell to .500 at 4-4. The game was defined by Victor Wembanyama’s historic individual performance, which proved just enough to withstand a furious fourth-quarter rally from Dallas.
Wembanyama Dominates Early and Often
Wembanyama was the clear standout for San Antonio, finishing with 52 points and 24 rebounds. His scoring prowess was evident from the opening tip, as he established an early lead that the Spurs maintained through the second quarter. He utilized a variety of offensive weapons, including driving dunks, alley-oops, and free throws, to accumulate his massive point total.
The Spurs built significant momentum in the first half, outscoring Dallas 68-55 by halftime. Wembanyama’s efficiency kept San Antonio ahead for most of the contest. He finished with 24 rebounds, anchoring the paint and limiting second-chance opportunities for the visitors.
Mavericks Fight Back in Fourth Quarter
Dallas entered the final period trailing but refused to go away quietly. Kyrie Irving led the Mavericks’ comeback effort, contributing 29 points and 5 assists. Irving’s scoring ability, including multiple three-pointers and clutch drives, helped erase San Antonio’s lead late in the game.
The Mavericks tied the score at 111-111 with under a minute remaining on a three-pointer by Naji Marshall. However, Wembanyama sealed the win at the free-throw line, converting the decisive baskets to give San Antonio the one-point victory. P.J. Washington added 10 rebounds for Dallas, but it was not enough to overcome the Spurs’ star power.
