Brooklyn Nets vs San Antonio Spurs Final Score & Over/Under Result — Oct 26, 2025

Cam Thomas carried Brooklyn's offense with 41 points, but it wasn't enough to overcome a balanced San Antonio attack led by Victor Wembanyama's 31 points and 14 rebounds. The Spurs pulled away for a 118–107 victory, a matchup that challenged the Nets' recent defensive struggles—they'd allowed 133.5 per game over their last two outings—and rewarded San Antonio's steadier form on both ends.

The first half set the tone for a high-volume affair. Combined scoring reached 117 points across the opening 24 minutes, with Q2 emerging as the most explosive frame at 62 combined points. Brooklyn kept pace early, matching San Antonio's 31-point opening quarter with 24 of their own, but the Spurs pulled ahead after the break as Thomas and Michael Porter Jr. (15 points, 6 rebounds) couldn't fully offset Wembanyama and Dylan Harper's (20 points, 8 assists) contributions. The second half proved more defensive. Q3 combined for just 52 points—the game's lowest-scoring quarter—as San Antonio tightened its grip. The final frame brought 56 combined points, but the Spurs had already built sufficient separation.

The 225 combined total fell short of typical scoring patterns for these teams, landing beneath the sort of offensive volume Brooklyn's recent schedule suggested. San Antonio's defensive discipline prevailed where the Nets' leaky perimeter typically cracks, and Wembanyama's all-around presence—particularly his rebounding dominance—proved decisive in the 11-point margin.