Dylan Harper and Victor Wembanyama led the San Antonio Spurs to a 119-97 victory over the Utah Jazz on Monday, November 2, 2026, extending the team's winning streak to five games. The Spurs' balanced offensive performance allowed them to secure the first win of a three-game homestand while holding the Jazz to less than 100 points for the first time during the season.
Spurs Dominance and Jazz Struggles
The victory in San Antonio was fueled by a dominant third quarter, where the Spurs outscored Utah 35-20 to extend their lead to 25 points. During that period, Wembanyama, Harper, Stephon Castle, and De'Aaron Fox each contributed six points. San Antonio finished the game shooting 60% from the field and demonstrated significant control in the paint, outscoring the Jazz 52-36 in that area.
In contrast, the Jazz struggled to find rhythm, particularly in the first quarter where they scored only 16 points. This marked a season-low for Utah in a single opening quarter. While Utah managed to cut the Spurs' lead to 37-36 in the second quarter after making 5 of 11 three-pointers, they were unable to reclaim the lead for the remainder of the contest.
Key Performers for San Antonio
Dylan Harper led the Spurs in scoring with 17 points, adding 7 rebounds and 8 assists in 27:09 of playing time. Victor Wembanyama contributed 12 points, 11 rebounds, and three blocks. Wembanyama has maintained an average of 28.8 points, 9.8 rebounds, and 4.0 blocks throughout this five-game winning streak.
Other significant contributors for San Antonio included Stephon Castle, who scored 16 points, Keldon Johnson with 15 points, and De'Aaron Fox, who finished with 12 points. Devin Vassell added 11 points, while the team's starters combined for a total of 68 points. The Spurs' depth was evident as seven different players scored in double figures.
Utah Jazz Performance Breakdown
Lauri Markkanen was the high scorer for the Utah Jazz, recording 22 points and eight rebounds. Despite the individual effort, the Jazz suffered their fifth consecutive loss. The team's offensive struggles were highlighted by a 7 for 26 performance from the field during the game.
Other scoring for Utah included 14 points from Darryn Peterson, 9 points from Jaxson Hayes, 9 points from Josh Okogie, 7 points from Keyonte George, 7 points from Isaiah Collier, and 3 points from Josh Green. Ace Bailey, who played 24:24, finished with 5 points and a plus-minus of -26.
Game Momentum and Outlook
The game featured a notable momentum shift early on when San Antonio went on an 18-2 run following a Flagrant Foul 1 committed by Darryn Peterson during a closeout on a three-point attempt by Devin Vassell. The Spurs' defensive presence was further highlighted by a 26-26 advantage in fastbreak points over the Jazz.
As the Spurs move forward, they are scheduled to host Dallas on Wednesday night. The Utah Jazz will travel to New Orleans on Wednesday night in an attempt to snap their five-game losing streak.
Final Statistical Overview
The Spurs' statistical dominance was reflected in the final box score, where they outplayed Utah in rebounding and transition play. San Antonio's defensive efficiency prevented Utah from finding consistent scoring, particularly in the second half of the matchup.
