The San Antonio Spurs earned a 112-101 win over the Portland Trail Blazers, pulling away late to secure an 11-point victory. Both teams shot efficiently from the field (Spurs 32-of-59, 54.0%; Blazers 30-of-56, 54.0%), but San Antonio’s combination of ball movement and control of the glass helped them create extra quality possessions. Portland was paced by Deni Avdija, who led all scorers with 29 points, while Scoot Henderson added 20 and Toumani Camara chipped in 18 to keep the Blazers within striking distance. Portland also leaned heavily on the three-point line, making 12 threes on 37 attempts, but the volume came with misses that limited their ability to fully capitalize on an otherwise strong shooting night. San Antonio countered with a balanced attack led by De’Aaron Fox (25 points) and Keldon Johnson (20 points). The Spurs generated 28 assists and won the rebounding battle 45-43, steadying their offense and limiting Portland’s second-chance opportunities. With the game still competitive into the second half, San Antonio’s execution in the closing stretch proved decisive as they created separation and closed out the win. For the Spurs, the result reinforces the value of their efficient offense and shared playmaking when games tighten late. For Portland, the performance featured strong individual scoring and solid overall shooting, but the Blazers will look to convert perimeter volume into more consistent late-game production and find ways to swing the possession battle in their favor.