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Spurs Outlast Mavericks 122-106 in Texas Showdown

San Antonio’s dominant fourth quarter dismantles Dallas at American Airlines Center, with Victor Wembanyama and De'Aaron Fox leading the way.

Tessa Esparza· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 25, 20261 min read

Fourth Quarter Surge - illustration, Jake Team LLC
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San Antonio Spurs122
Dallas Mavericks106

October 24, 2026

Fourth-Quarter Surge Defines Win

The San Antonio Spurs turned a competitive contest into a decisive victory by outscoring the Dallas Mavericks 30-17 in the final period. The win brings both teams to identical 1-2 records after Saturday’s game at American Airlines Center.

Dallas held a narrow lead through three quarters, but San Antonio’s offense exploded in the fourth. The Spurs scored 30 points in the final frame while holding Dallas to just 17, erasing any remaining doubt about the outcome.

Key Performers

Victor Wembanyama led San Antonio with 23 points and seven rebounds. De'Aaron Fox orchestrated the offense with nine assists. Sergio de Larrea topped the Mavericks in scoring with 21 points, while Marcus Sasser dished out five assists for Dallas. Daniel Gafford controlled the glass for the home team with nine rebounds.

Game Flow

The first quarter ended tightly contested at 32-31 in favor of San Antonio. The second quarter saw the teams trade baskets, ending level at 65-60 after three quarters, Dallas led 68-67 entering the final period before the Spurs pulled away.

San Antonio’s shooting efficiency was critical in the fourth quarter. Multiple players contributed to the offensive explosion, including long-range shots and drives to the basket. The Mavericks struggled to maintain their offensive rhythm against San Antonio’s defense.

Final Outcome

The game concluded with a final score of 122-106. The Spurs’ ability to extend their lead in the fourth quarter proved decisive. Both teams now sit at 1-2 in the standings following this contest.

Sources

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Tessa Esparza· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Tessa Esparza covers Little Elm high school and area college sports.

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