Spurs Vs Raptors: San Antonio 110-107 in Toronto — spurs vs raptors
In the latest spurs vs raptors meeting the San Antonio Spurs beat the Toronto Raptors 110-107 at Scotiabank Arena. Devin Vassell scored 21 points and De'Aaron Fox added 20 as the visitors claimed a 10th successive win, the first time they have reached that mark since the 2015-16 season.
Spurs Vs Raptors Game Details
Devin Vassell finished with 21 points and De'Aaron Fox had 20 as the Spurs triumphed 110-107 in Toronto. Dylan Harper scored 15 points off the bench for the Spurs. Victor Wembanyama scored only 12 points but made a crucial block—his fifth of the game—with 44 seconds remaining.
How the game unfolded
The victory extended San Antonio's winning run and closed the gap on Western Conference leaders Oklahoma City Thunder. The Spurs improved to 42-16 after the win at Scotiabank Arena. The contest was decided in the closing minute when Wembanyama's fifth block helped preserve the margin.
Key player performances
Dylan Harper provided a bench spark with 15 points. Devin Vassell led the Spurs with 21 points, De'Aaron Fox contributed 20, and Victor Wembanyama made the late defensive play despite scoring only 12. The game gave the Spurs a landmark 10th successive victory for the first time since the 2015-16 season.
Pregame expectations in Canada
The Spurs had travelled to Canada as they attempted to stay undefeated on this year’s Rodeo Road Trip. Pre-game commentary noted the Spurs were on a nine game winning streak and that the team had just beaten the best team in the Eastern Conference on the road, taking the best punch from the Pistons, maintaining composure and fighting back by playing their own game rather than adopting a more physical style.
Roster notes and matchup previews
Scottie Barnes was noted as someone who can score in bunches and Jamal Shead was described as turning into a solid player in his second year. Former Spur Jakob Poeltl was expected to be a force in the paint after sitting out the previous night’s game. Sandro Mamukelashvili was playing his first game as a Raptor against his former team; he previously had a 34-point game against the New York Knicks last year and celebrated with Flavor Flav after that game. A prediction in the pregame thread said Grady Dick and Stephon Castle would exchange dunk attempts, with Stephon winning the exchange by blocking Dick.
Standings and wider league roundup
The Thunder sit at 45-15 after losing 124-116 at Eastern Conference leaders Detroit Pistons. Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren scored 29 points apiece for the Pistons. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander missed a ninth straight game for the Thunder because of injury. The Pistons improved to 43-14, moving ahead of the Thunder for the league's best record and extending their lead at the top of the Eastern Conference above the Boston Celtics, who lost 103-84 at the Denver Nuggets. Nikola Jokic scored 30 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for the Nuggets.
Elsewhere, the Milwaukee Bucks overcame the continued absence of two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo with a calf injury to win 118-116 at home against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cavs were without new signing James Harden after he suffered a broken thumb in Tuesday's win over the New York Knicks. The Houston Rockets beat the Sacramento Kings 128-97 — their biggest victory of the season — while the Golden State Warriors won 133-112 at the Memphis Grizzlies.
Notes from the game thread and schedule
A pregame game thread reminded readers of community guidelines: be cool, no personal attacks, don’t troll and don’t swear too much. The thread listed the matchup as San Antonio Spurs at Toronto Raptors on February 25, 2026 | 6: 30 PM CT. It also observed that the Spurs two-way player was showing his mettle in Austin, that there were three teams with 40 wins thus far into the season and the Spurs were one of them, and that the Spurs would wrap up a trip to Austin with a game against the struggling Kings. The thread also noted that injuries to some of the greatest players were hindering availability and contained the fan line: "It’s gonna be fun to watch, and GO SPURS GOO!!"
For the Spurs, the victory in Toronto built on the recent road success and preserved momentum as the team closes in on the top of the Western Conference. For the Raptors and the rest of the league, the result was one more shift in a tightly contested set of standings late in the season.
