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Spurs rout Suns 122-96 behind Wembanyama’s dominant performance

Victor Wembanyama scored 40 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Phoenix Suns 122-96 at the Mortgage Matchup Center.

Quincy Nash· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

November 10, 20261 min read

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November 9, 2026

A Lopsided Affair in Phoenix

The San Antonio Spurs delivered a commanding victory on Monday, November 9, 2026, dismantling the Phoenix Suns 122-96 at the Mortgage Matchup Center. The win improved the Spurs’ record to 9-2, while the Suns fell to 3-6 on the season. With an attendance of 17,071 witnessing the contest, San Antonio’s offensive efficiency and defensive pressure proved too much for Phoenix to handle.

Wembanyama Leads the Charge

Victor Wembanyama was the undisputed catalyst for San Antonio, pouring in a game-high 40 points along with 11 rebounds. His influence was felt throughout the night, from alley-oop dunks to long-range shooting. The Spurs’ ball movement was orchestrated effectively by Stephon Castle, who dished out seven assists. Julian Champagnie and Harrison Barnes also contributed significantly on the offensive end, helping to stretch the Phoenix defense.

Game Flow and Quarter Scores

San Antonio established control early, taking a 31-25 lead after the first quarter. The Spurs’ offense continued to click in the second period, outscoring Phoenix 30-21 to build a substantial halftime advantage. Although the Suns attempted to mount a comeback in the third quarter, winning the frame 22-32 was not enough to close the gap.

San Antonio maintained their dominance in the final period, winning the quarter 29-28 to seal the 26-point victory.

Key Performances and Final Records

For Phoenix, Devin Booker led all scorers with 32 points and added four assists. Khaman Maluach provided support on the boards with five rebounds. Despite these efforts, the Suns could not keep pace with San Antonio’s balanced attack.

The Spurs’ ability to score in bunches, highlighted by Wembanyama’s scoring output, allowed them to control the tempo from start to finish. The loss drops Phoenix to 3-6, while San Antonio continues its strong start at 9-2.

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Quincy Nash· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Quincy Nash covers Prosper high school and area college sports.

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