Key Takeaways:
- San Antonio claimed a 126-113 win against Golden State at Chase Center
- Victor Wembanyama followed up his 40-point showing with 26 points, helping the Spurs reach a 38-16 record going into the All-Star break
- Golden State, now 29-26 after dropping three of their last five games, await the return of Stephen Curry following a knee injury
Match Overview
De’Aaron Fox delivered an impressive 27 points while Victor Wembanyama contributed 26 as the San Antonio Spurs entered the All-Star break with their sixth consecutive victory, defeating the Golden State Warriors 126-113 on Wednesday evening in San Francisco.
Wembanyama, coming off a career-best 40 points against the Los Angeles Lakers the previous night, continued his exceptional form to help the Spurs post a 38-16 record at the break. This marks a significant turnaround for San Antonio, who have missed the playoffs across the previous six seasons, but now sit second in the Western Conference.
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— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) February 12, 2026
Team and Player Performances
Keldon Johnson added 21 points to support the Spurs’ effort. On the home side, Draymond Green registered a near triple-double with 17 points, 12 rebounds, and eight assists. Moses Moody and De’Anthony Melton also provided 17 points apiece for Golden State.
| Team | Top Scorer | Rebounds Leader | Assists Leader |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Antonio Spurs | De’Aaron Fox (27) | Victor Wembanyama (9) | De’Aaron Fox, Dylan Harper (8) |
| Golden State Warriors | Draymond Green, Moses Moody, De’Anthony Melton (17) | Draymond Green (12) | Draymond Green (8) |
Game Progress and Key Moments
Despite trailing by as many as 13 points in the first half, the Spurs managed to narrow the deficit to just four at the break. Golden State responded at the start of the third period with a trio of three-pointers – Melton hitting two and Moody adding another – pushing the lead to 16 points.
San Antonio, however, closed the third quarter with an impressive 24-8 run, culminating in Fox’s jumper at the buzzer to lock the score at 94. In the final period, the Spurs took control: Wembanyama produced an alley-oop dunk, a block, and a three-pointer within the space of a minute, putting the visitors ten points clear. San Antonio maintained their advantage to secure their first win over the Warriors in three meetings this season.
What’s Next
- San Antonio will welcome the Phoenix Suns on Thursday, 19 February in Austin, Texas
- Golden State host the Boston Celtics on 19 February, hoping for Stephen Curry’s return to boost their playoff chances
