Castle scores 32 as Spurs blow out Warriors 123-85 for an 11th straight win
San Antonio is 11-2 without allowing Golden State a foothold, a night after Cade Cunningham's 52-point double-overtime classic in Washington.
Stephon Castle scored a season-high 32 points (12 of 18, five threes) as the San Antonio Spurs routed the Golden State Warriors 123-85 on Friday night at Frost Bank Center, their 11th straight win and a 11-2 start. Victor Wembanyama posted 12 points, 12 rebounds and six assists. The Spurs led 38-14 after one quarter. Stephen Curry is out at least two weeks with a right oblique tear from Wednesday in Houston. L.J. Cryer led Golden State with 20.
Thursday’s other board-setter: Cade Cunningham scored 52 points with 11 assists and no turnovers as Detroit beat Washington 144-140 in double overtime. Friday also included Miami 133-121 Cleveland (Giannis 37), Indiana 106-104 New York (Brunson 33), Orlando 107-99 Milwaukee, Chicago 125-117 OT Atlanta, Memphis 142-111 New Orleans, Houston 125-118 Utah (Sengun 43), Portland 120-107 Sacramento and the Clippers 113-112 over Oklahoma City.
Saturday 14 November has five upcoming games (Nuggets at Pelicans 7:00 p.m. ET, Mavericks at Cavaliers 7:30, then Pistons at Heat, Nets at Grizzlies, Bulls at Timberwolves). None are published as final.
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