Chicago Bulls vs San Antonio Spurs Final Score & Over/Under Result — Mar 30, 2026

San Antonio's third quarter overwhelmed Chicago, but the Spurs couldn't sustain the offensive pace needed to push the combined total past the market line. The two teams entered Sunday's matchup with a familiar tight recent history—their last meeting finished 121–117 in San Antonio's favor on a combined 238 points—and this contest followed suit, landing safely under the 246.5 market total with a final combined 243. DAGGER leaned under, and it cashed.

The first half stayed controlled, with Chicago and San Antonio combining for just 111 points through two quarters. The game's momentum shifted dramatically in Q3, when the teams exploded for 73 combined points—the highest-scoring quarter of the night—but even that outburst came up short of sustaining the offensive burn. Victor Wembanyama dominated for San Antonio with 41 points and 16 rebounds, while Stephon Castle added 21 points and 10 assists. Chicago's Tre Jones led the Bulls with 23 points, and Leonard Miller contributed 21 points and 6 rebounds, but the supporting cast couldn't generate enough volume. The Spurs closed out the win 129–114 by controlling Q4, when the combined output dropped back to 59 points as both benches tightened up on the perimeter. Chicago's recent permissive defense (128.3 allowed per game) couldn't contain San Antonio's star power in a game that stayed beneath totals expectations.