Miami Heat vs San Antonio Spurs Final Score & Over/Under Result — Oct 30, 2025

Miami's recent offensive prowess—averaging 131.5 points over its last four games—met a Spurs team playing stingy defense at 104.5 allowed per game, but San Antonio's low-scoring backend proved decisive in a 107–101 victory. The first half was a high-scoring affair, with 117 combined points through two quarters, headlined by a 64-point opening period that set a frenetic pace. Bam Adebayo led Miami's charge with 31 points and 10 rebounds, while Andrew Wiggins added 24 points and 6 rebounds. Yet the Heat's firepower dimmed sharply in the third quarter, when the combined output collapsed to just 42 points—a 22-point drop from the second quarter. San Antonio seized control during that stretch, extending its lead with Victor Wembanyama's all-around play: 27 points, 18 rebounds, and 6 assists. Stephon Castle chipped in 21 points and 8 assists for the Spurs.

Miami briefly rallied in the fourth with 29 combined points, but San Antonio's 20-point final quarter held firm enough to secure the win. The combined total of 208 fell shy of expectation, as the second-half collapse—just 91 combined points across the final 24 minutes—defined the game's arc. Simone Fontecchio contributed 18 points for Miami, while Devin Vassell added 17 for San Antonio, but the Spurs' depth and defensive intensity in the third quarter proved the difference in a game that started explosive and ended restrained.