The San Antonio Spurs rolled to a 127-95 win over the Milwaukee Bucks, building separation early and turning the game into a runaway as their offense stayed balanced and efficient. San Antonio’s ball movement consistently created clean looks, and the Spurs’ pace and spacing helped them control the flow on the way to a 32-point victory. Victor Wembanyama led San Antonio with 23 points, while Stephon Castle added 22 as the Spurs got strong production across the rotation. Devin Vassell and Keldon Johnson each scored 16, giving San Antonio four players at 16+ points and underscoring how evenly the scoring was distributed. Milwaukee struggled to keep up offensively despite hitting 14 three-pointers on 46 attempts. Gary Trent Jr. paced the Bucks with 18 points, but the overall shot volume from deep didn’t translate into enough consistent scoring to match San Antonio’s steady execution. Statistically, the Spurs held narrow edges on the glass (39-37) and dominated the playmaking battle with 35 assists to Milwaukee’s 22. Going forward, San Antonio can point to its assist-heavy attack and multi-scorer output as a blueprint, while Milwaukee will look to generate more efficient offense beyond high-volume three-point shooting and improve connectivity to avoid getting stretched out by teams that move the ball as well as the Spurs did.