Sacramento Kings vs San Antonio Spurs — 104:132, NBA

San Antonio pulled away for a 132-104 win over Sacramento, winning by 28 points behind a high-volume, high-efficiency perimeter attack. The Spurs’ shot-making from deep set the tone as they buried 25 three-pointers on 49 attempts, creating constant separation on the scoreboard and forcing Sacramento to trade twos for threes for long stretches. Even with M. Raynaud producing a game-high 32 points for the Kings, Sacramento couldn’t keep pace with San Antonio’s balanced scoring and ball movement. Victor Wembanyama and Keldon Johnson each scored 18 points, Julian Champagnie added 17, and Harrison Barnes chipped in 16 as the Spurs consistently generated clean looks and converted them. The Spurs also controlled the possession battle and the flow of the game with advantages on the glass and in playmaking. San Antonio finished with 50 rebounds and 41 assists, compared to Sacramento’s 41 rebounds and 32 assists, reflecting both second-chance opportunities and a steady diet of assisted threes. Sacramento shot 47.0% overall (27-for-57) and hit 14 threes (14-for-36), but the Spurs’ three-point volume and accuracy ultimately decided the outcome. Going forward, the result underscores San Antonio’s upside when its spacing and ball movement are clicking, particularly with multiple contributors scoring efficiently. For Sacramento, Raynaud’s scoring was a clear bright spot, but the Kings will need more consistent defensive containment on the perimeter and a way to withstand opponents’ three-point barrages to avoid games tilting so sharply in the second half.