Key Takeaways:
- Luke Kornet denied Franz Wagner’s last-chance layup to seal a 114-112 win for the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night
- De’Aaron Fox posted 31 points, scoring San Antonio’s final 10, including two free throws with 1.4 seconds remaining
- Orlando suffered their third defeat in 10 matches since losing Paolo Bancherro to a groin injury
Thrilling Finish in Orlando
San Antonio secured a 114-112 victory away at the Orlando Magic thanks to a pivotal defensive play by Luke Kornet, who blocked Franz Wagner’s layup attempt as the final horn sounded. Kornet’s intervention, his third block of the contest, preserved the narrow margin as the Magic sought a game-tying basket in the closing moments.
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Fox Delivers in the Clutch
De’Aaron Fox was instrumental for the Spurs, amassing 31 points and notching San Antonio’s final 10 points of the night. His composure at the line with two free throws and just 1.4 seconds to go came after a foul by Orlando’s Jonathan Isaac, ultimately putting the visitors in control. Despite committing seven of San Antonio’s 19 turnovers, Fox’s offensive output proved essential to the result.
Magic Battle Without Bancherro
The Magic, still without Paolo Bancherro due to a strained groin, endured their third loss in their last 10 fixtures under these circumstances. Franz Wagner led all Orlando scorers with 25 points. Jalen Suggs added 24 points and made three steals before fouling out with 25.6 seconds left on the clock.
Desmond Bane, after consecutive 37-point outings, chipped in 14 points along with six assists and contributed key baskets in the late stages of the game.
Supporting Contributions and Next Fixtures
Dylan Harper, coming off the bench for San Antonio, registered 16 points, five rebounds and five assists. Devin Vassell contributed 15 points and collected six rebounds.
Upcoming Fixtures
- San Antonio will visit Cleveland on Friday night
- Orlando are set to host Miami on Friday night
