Wembanyama's 32 Points Power Spurs Past Bulls 124-119

Spurs Extend Winning Streak

San Antonio Spurs guard Dylan Harper recorded 10 assists in a 124-119 victory over the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at the United Center. The win improved the Spurs' record to 10-2, while the Bulls fell to 1-9. The game saw a dramatic shift in momentum, with the visiting team overcoming a significant first-half deficit to secure their tenth consecutive win.

Attendance at the venue was 19,699. The Spurs outscored the Bulls in the second half, shooting 68 points in the final two quarters compared to Chicago's 49.

A Tale of Two Halves

The Bulls started strong, leading 41-29 after the first quarter. Chicago's Jalen Smith scored 23 points, while Josh Giddey provided 7 assists and Patrick Williams grabbed 7 rebounds. However, the Spurs tightened up their defense in the second quarter, limiting the Bulls to 29 points.

San Antonio finished the first half trailing 56-50. The third quarter was a back-and-forth affair, with the Spurs taking a 90-89 lead into the final period. Chicago's Patrick Williams had a strong rebounding performance, securing 7 boards, but the Spurs' offensive depth proved decisive.

Wembanyama Dominates

Victor Wembanyama was the standout performer for San Antonio, scoring 32 points and adding 9 rebounds. His scoring included multiple three-pointers and dunks, as seen in the play-by-play where he hit a 27-foot three-pointer in the first quarter and a 25-foot step-back jumper in the fourth. Harper’s 10 assists facilitated the Spurs' ball movement, connecting with players like Julian Champagnie and Stephon Castle.

The Spurs' ability to score from beyond the arc was a key factor, with Harper and Wembanyama both contributing significantly from deep. The Bulls' Jalen Smith also had a solid game, scoring 23 points, but it was not enough to stop San Antonio.

Final Stretch

In the fourth quarter, the Spurs pulled away with a 34-30 run. Wembanyama added 10 points in the final period, including a technical free throw and a three-pointer. Harper continued to facilitate, hitting two assists in the fourth quarter.

The Bulls attempted a comeback with three-pointers from Jalen Smith and Tre Jones, but San Antonio’s defense held firm. The final score of 124-119 reflected the Spurs' superior execution throughout the game. The win moves the Spurs to 10-2, highlighting their consistent performance this season.

Chicago, at 1-9, will look to bounce back in their next matchup.

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ESPN