Spurs Defeat Mavericks 122-106 as Wembanyama Scores 23 Points

The San Antonio Spurs meet the Dallas Mavericks at the AT&T Center in San Antonio in the NBA, with the fixture scheduled for Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 2:30 GMT (3:30 French time and Kinshasa time). San Antonio enters the matchup holding fifth place in the NBA standings, while Dallas sits ninth.

San Antonio Defeats Dallas in Previous Meeting

San Antonio claimed a 122-106 victory over Dallas on the Mavericks’ home floor during their first regular-season meeting on October 24, 2026. In that contest, Victor Wembanyama posted 23 points, seven rebounds, and four blocks. The Spurs subsequently built a five-game winning streak, which included a 119-97 win against the Utah Jazz where Wembanyama scored 12 points on five-of-fifteen shooting, while rookie Dylan Harper added 17 points, eight assists, and seven rebounds. Meanwhile, the recent form for San Antonio stands at five wins and zero losses over their last five outings.

Mavericks Search for Rhythm

Dallas arrives in San Antonio looking to rebound from a 115-100 defeat against the Sacramento Kings. The Mavericks hold a record of three wins and two losses across their last five matches. The team aims to regain momentum with the anticipated return of Cooper Flagg, who could provide a notable boost to the rotation.

Spurs Defeat Mavericks 122-106 as Wembanyama Scores 23 Points
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Viewers Watch Live on Prime Video

Viewers in France can watch the game live on Prime Video through the NBA League Pass subscription. Access requires a subscription to Prime Video alongside the NBA League Pass service, which is priced at 19.99 euros per month following a seven-day free trial for new subscribers. Standard Amazon Prime membership costs 6.99 euros per month or 69.90 euros per year, though pricing is subject to change.

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