Wembanyama's 30 points, 14 rebounds power Spurs to a 124-109 win over the Kings
San Antonio took control early and held on to beat Sacramento 124-109 in an NBA Cup matchup, leveraging a dominant first half to build a large lead. Wembanyama delivered a standout 30-point performance to anchor the win as the Spurs extended their surge early in the season. The victory highlighted San Antonio’s balance, with multiple players contributing in double digits and a strong free-throw effort propelling them ahead. The result adds momentum but leaves both teams evaluating their consistency as the season progresses. Next up, the Spurs head to Portland, while the Kings host Miami, with both teams aiming to stabilize form in conference play.
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Victor Wembanyama anchored the Spurs with a 30-point night, contributing to a 124-109 win over the Kings in an NBA Cup game, while San Antonio climbed to 7-2 on the season.
The Spurs surged to a 75-point first half, building a 19-point edge by halftime, and extended their lead to as much as 24 in the fourth quarter, showcasing a dominant start.
Wembanyama added a 12-point stretch early in the second quarter to help push the Spurs’ advantage, reflecting his role as a catalyst for the team’s offensive pace.
Darius Acuff Jr. led the Kings with 22 points and eight assists, continuing his strong start to the season as Sacramento dropped to 1-8 and a four-game home skid.
San Antonio benefited from strong shooting from the free-throw line, finishing 33-for-42 at the stripe, while Sacramento went 13-for-19, impacting the game’s scoring dynamics and foul pressure.
Stepping into the supporting cast, Stephon Castle, Devin Vassell and Dylan Harper each scored 19 points for the Spurs, contributing to their balanced attack beyond Wembanyama.
Both teams are part of West Group C in the NBA Cup, with the Spurs set to visit Portland next, and the Kings hosting Miami, highlighting continued group-stage play and opportunities to refine rotations.