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Watch: Wembanyama’s four blocks, Fox and Castle feeding Wemby and Tarris Reed’s first bucket as the Spurs win 122-106 in Dallas
Six clips from the Spurs' 122-106 win over the Mavericks on Saturday, October 24: two lobs-and-finishes for Victor Wembanyama, Julian Champagnie from deep, Tarris Reed's first NBA basket and a relieved locker room after San Antonio's first win of the season.
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The San Antonio Spurs got off the mark on Saturday, October 24, beating the Dallas Mavericks 122-106 at the American Airlines Center after an 0-2 start. Victor Wembanyama had 23 points, seven rebounds and four blocks in under 29 minutes, Dylan Harper added 22, and San Antonio led for more than 38 of the 48 minutes. Five Spurs scored at least 12 points and the team piled up 34 assists against 12 turnovers. These are the moments the Spurs posted from the night.
Game Center: Spurs at Mavericks, box score and play-by-play
Stephon Castle finds Wembanyama
The first quarter was a shootout, 39-37 San Antonio, and the Castle-to-Wembanyama connection was the cleanest answer the Spurs had. Castle finished with eight assists and three steals in a full two-way night.
De’Aaron Fox lobs, Wembanyama finishes
With the Spurs up 75-63 midway through the third quarter, Fox threw it up and Wembanyama went and got it. Fox ran the offense all night, with 19 points and nine assists, and Wembanyama finished a game-best plus-32.
Julian Champagnie from deep
Champagnie came off the bench for 12 points, three made threes and three blocks without a single turnover. His shooting is part of why San Antonio could survive a night when Dallas shot a better percentage from the field.
Tarris Reed’s first NBA basket
Dallas cut the lead to 95-91 early in the fourth quarter, and the Spurs answered by winning the period 30-17. Along the way center Tarris Reed scored the first points of his NBA career.
Wembanyama’s full night
Twenty-three points on 9-of-18 shooting, seven rebounds, four blocks and a defensive presence that kept Dallas to just 17 points in the fourth quarter. San Antonio outscored the Mavericks by 32 with him on the floor.
Dylan Harper and the first win
Harper’s 22 points came on 9-of-18 shooting with three threes, and his relief after the buzzer said what the 0-2 start had meant to a young group. Sergio De Larrea led Dallas with 21 off the bench.
What comes next
The Spurs (1-2) return home to face the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday, October 27 at 8:00 pm ET (Game Center). The Mavericks visit the Miami Heat on Monday, October 26 at 7:30 pm ET (Game Center).
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