The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 111-98, pulling away to secure a 13-point NBA win behind a dominant scoring night from Victor Wembanyama. San Antonio’s offense leaned heavily on perimeter shot-making, converting 15 three-pointers on 33 attempts, while also controlling the glass with a 45-38 rebounding edge. Wembanyama led all scorers with 35 points and consistently tilted the matchup in San Antonio’s favor, especially as the Spurs created separation in the second half. Stephon Castle and De’Aaron Fox added 17 points apiece to provide secondary scoring, helping the Spurs sustain their lead when Portland made pushes. Portland was paced by Deni Avdija’s 30 points, with Scoot Henderson contributing 18. The Trail Blazers shot efficiently overall (29-of-53, 55.0%) and moved the ball well with 28 assists, but their three-point volume didn’t translate into enough makes (10-of-38) to keep pace with San Antonio’s perimeter efficiency. Going forward, the Spurs can point to their three-point production and rebounding advantage as clear drivers of the result, along with Wembanyama’s ability to anchor the scoring load. For Portland, the offensive creation from Avdija and Henderson was a positive, but closing the gap will require more consistent three-point conversion and better work on the boards against teams that can punish misses with extra possessions.