San Antonio pulled away for a 120-108 win over Portland, outscoring the Trail Blazers behind a strong perimeter attack and steadier ball movement. The Spurs finished at 46.0% from the field (25-of-54) and knocked down 16 three-pointers on 33 attempts, while also winning the rebounding battle 50-45 and posting 27 assists. Stephon Castle led the way for San Antonio with 33 points, providing the primary scoring punch and helping the Spurs maintain control whenever Portland threatened to close the gap. D. Harper added 27 points, giving the Spurs a reliable second option and helping keep the offense efficient in key stretches. Portland got a big night from Jrue Holiday, who scored 29 points, with Scoot Henderson (21) and Deni Avdija (19) also producing. The Trail Blazers hit 14 threes on 38 attempts and recorded 21 assists, but they couldn’t match San Antonio’s combination of three-point volume and extra possessions created by the Spurs’ edge on the glass. Going forward, the result reinforces San Antonio’s ability to generate offense through spacing and ball movement, especially when its top scorers are converting at a high rate. For Portland, the scoring output from its lead guards was encouraging, but the Blazers will likely need cleaner defensive stretches and more consistent control of the boards to turn strong individual performances into wins.