Key Takeaways:
- Phoenix Suns overcame the San Antonio Spurs 130-118, handing the Spurs their first defeat of the season
- Victor Wembanyama was held to nine points and forced to six turnovers, his lowest scoring output since 30 October 2024
- Devin Booker posted 28 points and 13 assists as the Suns’ bench delivered 50 points, led by Collin Gillespie’s 15
Game Overview
The Phoenix Suns put on an impressive offensive display on Sunday night, clinching a 130-118 victory over the San Antonio Spurs and putting an end to the Spurs’ unbeaten start. Devin Booker paced the Suns with 28 points, while Grayson Allen and Ryan Dunn each contributed 17. Phoenix were in rhythm from beyond the arc early, sinking 14 of their first 20 three-point attempts to build a commanding lead.
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— Phoenix Suns (@Suns) November 3, 2025
Wembanyama’s Uncharacteristic Performance
Victor Wembanyama endured a rare off night, finishing with nine points on 4-of-14 shooting and adding nine rebounds. It was the first time he failed to reach double digits in scoring since being limited to six points by Oklahoma City on 30 October 2024. Wembanyama, who had been averaging 30.2 points and 14.6 rebounds through San Antonio’s 5-0 start, also committed six turnovers.
Suns Surge Past Spurs
Phoenix built their lead to as many as 31 points during the third quarter and carried a 102-78 advantage into the fourth. While the Spurs clawed back to within 111-97 with 6:24 remaining, the Suns responded with an 11-point run to seal their first consecutive wins of the season.
| Top Performers | Phoenix Suns | San Antonio Spurs |
|---|---|---|
| Points Leader | Devin Booker (28) | Stephon Castle (26) |
| Rebounds Leader | Mark Williams (7) | Victor Wembanyama (9) |
| Bench Points | 50 (Collin Gillespie 15) | 57 (Keldon Johnson 19) |
Statistical Breakdown
Booker delivered a highly efficient 10-of-15 shooting performance and supplied 13 assists. The Suns’ bench was productive, amassing 50 points, highlighted by Collin Gillespie’s 15. By half-time, Phoenix held a 70-52 lead on 11-of-15 shooting from beyond the arc. Booker tallied 14 points and nine assists before the break, while Wembanyama managed only two points on 1-of-5 shooting in the first half.
Injury Updates and Next Fixtures
Phoenix were without guard Jalen Green (hamstring) and forward Dillon Brooks (core muscle strain), while San Antonio missed guard De’Aaron Fox (hamstring) and centre Luke Kornet (ankle sprain).
- Spurs will visit the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday
- Suns will play away at the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday
