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Kings Fall Short as Wembanyama Leads Spurs Past Sacramento 124-109

Victor Wembanyama recorded 30 points and 14 rebounds to lead the San Antonio Spurs to a 124-109 victory over the Sacramento Kings at Golden 1 Center on Friday.

Briar Keller· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

November 7, 20262 min read

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November 6, 2026

A Home Loss for Sacramento

The Sacramento Kings hosted the San Antonio Spurs at the Golden 1 Center on Friday, November 6, 2026, but could not sustain their early efforts against a dominant Spurs squad. Despite playing before an attendance of 14,238 fans, the home team was outscored in the decisive periods, ultimately falling 124-109.

The loss drops Sacramento to a 1-8 record on the season, while San Antonio improves to 7-2.

First Half Dominance by San Antonio

The Spurs established control early, jumping out to a 38-29 lead after the first quarter. Victor Wembanyama was instrumental in this stretch, utilizing his size to score efficiently inside and from deep. He finished with 30 points and grabbed 14 rebounds for San Antonio.

The second quarter saw the Spurs extend their advantage, winning the period 37-27 to take a significant lead into halftime. Stephon Castle contributed significantly on the floor, dishing out 7 assists for the visiting team, helping orchestrate an offense that consistently found open looks.

Second Half Struggles and Final Stretch

The third quarter proved to be a defensive grind, with both teams scoring 24 points apiece. However, San Antonio maintained its cushion. The fourth quarter saw the Kings attempt a comeback, outscoring the Spurs 29-25 in the final period.

Darius Acuff Jr. led Sacramento in scoring with 22 points and also contributed 8 assists. Domantas Sabonis controlled the glass for the Kings with 12 rebounds. Despite these individual efforts, the Kings could not overcome the early deficit.

Key Performances and Conclusion

Victor Wembanyama’s all-around performance was the difference-maker. His ability to score from multiple levels kept the Spurs ahead throughout the game. The Spurs' balanced attack, supported by Castle's playmaking, allowed them to manage the game effectively.

The Kings, despite strong contributions from Acuff and Sabonis, could not close the gap. The final score of 124-109 reflects a comprehensive team victory for San Antonio. The Spurs leave Sacramento with their seventh win of the year, while the Kings continue to search for consistency early in the campaign.

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Briar Keller· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Briar Keller covers Saratoga high school and area college sports.

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