Victor Wembanyama and San Antonio Spurs Cruise Past Sacramento Kings
Victor Wembanyama tallied 29 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 blocks in just 27 minutes of action as the San Antonio Spurs dominated the Sacramento Kings 130-103, according to Eurosport.fr reporting. The French star set the tone early by scoring 15 of his team’s 39 points in the opening quarter alone, helping the Spurs level their early-season record at two wins through four games.
The blowout was effectively decided by halftime. Julian Champagnie caught fire off the bench with 26 points, including eight baskets, pushing San Antonio to an 80-54 advantage at the break before cruising through the second half. Eurosport.fr noted that the victory provided a significant morale boost for a Spurs squad looking to build consistent momentum.
10/27/202601/31/202511/16/202402/25/202301/03/202112/23/202011/01/2019@jaytatum0 now owns the MOST GAME-WINNERS with under 3 seconds left since the start of the 2019-20 NBA season 🚨 pic.twitter.com/rU7vfIVg4r
Tatum Rallies Boston Past Brooklyn at the Buzzer
Jayson Tatum poured in 40 points and drilled a game-winning jump shot in the lane at the buzzer to lift the Boston Celtics past the Brooklyn Nets 125-124 in overtime, as detailed by Eurosport.fr. Boston survived a late fourth-quarter collapse triggered when Mitchell Robinson missed two free throws with three seconds remaining in regulation. Brooklyn rookie Mikel Brown Jr. capitalized by hitting a deep shot with 0.3 seconds left to force the extra session. Brown finished with 17 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists, while teammate Nolan Traoré added 15 points as a starter for the Nets.
Damian Lillard and Trail Blazers Hand Lakers First Loss
Damian Lillard sealed a 136-129 victory for the Portland Trail Blazers over the Los Angeles Lakers with a clutch corner three-pointer that secured his signature celebration for the first time in over a year, per Eurosport.fr. Lillard finished with 21 points, while Deni Avdija and Ja Morant each contributed 23 points to keep Portland undefeated at 3-0 and hand Los Angeles its first defeat of the campaign.
Wemby put on a SHOW in San Antonio tonight!🍿 29 PTS🍿 10 REB🍿 5 BLK🍿 9 DUNKS (ties career-high)The @spurs secure the victory at home! pic.twitter.com/0Jo5cNqqvg
The defensive game plan spearheaded by Portland head coach Micah Nori neutralized a 41-point masterclass from Luka Dončić. Nori deployed a box-and-one scheme with Toumani Camara glued to the Slovenian superstar, limiting Dončić to just five points in a tightly contested fourth quarter as the Blazers outscored the Lakers 34-26 in the game’s closing moments.
San Antonio Chases Historic Franchise Start
Expanding on the early-season trajectory, BasketSession.com reported that Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs followed their win over Sacramento by defeating the Toronto Raptors 121-103 to improve to 4-0. The performance matched the best start in franchise history. Wembanyama recorded 24 points, 14 rebounds, 4 passes, 1 interception, and 1 block in 31 minutes against Toronto, shooting 7/8 from the field and converting all 10 of his free throws.

Upon learning in the post-game press conference that the historic San Antonio franchise has never opened a campaign with five consecutive victories, Wembanyama expressed surprise before issuing a direct challenge to the record books, as cited by BasketSession.com: Wow, really? I am surprised. I am really surprised. Because the Spurs have the highest winning percentage in… let’s say the last thirty years,
before adding with a smile, Let’s beat that record.
BasketSession.com noted that the Spurs boast the league’s sixth-best offensive rating at 120.4 and the third-best defensive rating at 104.8, yielding an NBA-best +15.6 point differential through four games. Additional offensive punch against Toronto came from Stephon Castle with 22 points, Harrison Barnes with 18, and Devin Vassell with 15, alongside 21 combined points off the bench from Keldon Johnson and Dylan Harper.
DAME SEALS IT FOR PORTLAND.BLAZERS MOVE TO 3-0 ON THE SEASON ‼️ pic.twitter.com/Mph4pmryKr
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