The San Antonio Spurs earned a 112-103 win over the Orlando Magic, pulling away with efficient offense and a clear edge on the glass. San Antonio shot 33-of-53 from the field (62.0%) and consistently generated quality looks, finishing with 27 assists. Orlando kept pace with perimeter shooting (10-of-30 from three) but couldn’t match the Spurs’ overall efficiency. Victor Wembanyama led San Antonio with 25 points, anchoring the Spurs’ scoring while the ball moved side-to-side to create high-percentage attempts. Devin Vassell added 16 points and D. Harper chipped in 15, giving San Antonio multiple scoring options and helping them maintain control when Orlando threatened. For the Magic, Desmond Bane scored a game-high-tying 25 points and Paolo Banchero contributed 19. Orlando shot 30-of-61 (49.0%) and recorded 24 assists, but the difference came in second-chance opportunities and overall possession control, as San Antonio won the rebounding battle 48-34. Going forward, the Spurs can point to elite shot quality and rebounding as a winning formula, even on a night when their three-point volume didn’t translate to a big make total (8-of-29). For Orlando, the offensive creation from Bane and Banchero was a positive, but tightening up defensive rebounding and limiting opponents’ efficiency will be key in close games.