Spurs Dominate Bulls 129-114, Wemby Shines in San Antonio Victory

Mo. Basuony

Published: March 31, 2026 1:07 AM ET

The San Antonio Spurs beat the Chicago Bulls 129-114 in a convincing home win. The game reinforced San Antonio’s standing at 57-18, with Chicago at 29-46.

Spurs Dominate Bulls 129-114, Wemby Shines in San Antonio Victory summed the night. Victor Wembanyama drove the outcome with a dominant performance.

Standout performances

Victor Wembanyama: 41 points, 16 rebounds, 3 blocks.
Stephon Castle: 19 points, 8 assists, 8 rebounds.
Dylan Harper: 13 points, 6 rebounds.
Julian Champagnie: 13 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists.
Keldon Johnson: 15 points.
Tre Jones (Chicago): 23 points, 3 assists.
Leonard Miller (Chicago): 21 points, 7 rebounds.
Collin Sexton (Chicago): 20 points.

Rebounds and quarter splits

San Antonio outworked Chicago on the glass early. The Spurs led rebounds 31-18 through the first 24 minutes.

The edge only grew in the second half. San Antonio led rebounds 41-23 after three quarters and finished 55-35.

Game flow and key moments

Second quarter surge

The Spurs seized control with a 35-19 second quarter. San Antonio turned defensive stops into high-percentage looks.

Castle’s shooting and ball movement created space for the bigs. A three from Wembanyama closed the half with the Spurs up 64-47.

Third quarter dominance

Wembanyama opened the third with a string of emphatic dunks. He followed with a 12-point burst that pushed the lead past 20.

Chicago responded with a late 10-0 run led by Tre Jones. The rally cut the margin but never changed the game’s trajectory.

Late game and finishing touches

San Antonio experimented with lineups once the lead grew comfortable. Devin Vassell made a hustle play late, swatting a floater that was ruled goaltending.

The Spurs sustained offensive balance down the stretch. Chicago had notable individual efforts, but not enough to close the gap.