The San Antonio Spurs delivered a strong all-around performance in a 103-82 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, controlling the game with defense, rebounding, and a standout night from Victor Wembanyama. San Antonio held Oklahoma City to just 82 points and limited the Thunder’s perimeter attack to 6-of-33 shooting from 3-point range, a key factor in the 21-point margin. Wembanyama was the clear difference-maker, leading all scorers with 33 points and setting the tone for the Spurs on both ends of the floor. His production gave San Antonio a reliable offensive focal point, while the supporting cast helped maintain balance. Stephon Castle and Devin Vassell each added 13 points, giving the Spurs multiple scoring options beyond their star. Oklahoma City struggled to generate consistent offense despite 19 points from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Isaiah Hartenstein added 12 points, but the Thunder had difficulty finding rhythm from outside and could not offset San Antonio’s edge on the glass. The Spurs finished with 52 rebounds to Oklahoma City’s 47 and moved the ball effectively with 25 assists. For San Antonio, the win represents an impressive result against a high-level opponent and a sign of how dangerous the team can be when Wembanyama is dominant and the defense is locked in. For Oklahoma City, the loss highlights the need for better shooting efficiency and more consistent offensive support around Gilgeous-Alexander, particularly in games where the perimeter looks are not falling.