Stephon Castle’s season-high 32 leads Spurs to 11th straight win, Warriors beaten 123-85

Stephon Castle scored a season-high 32 points and Victor Wembanyama recorded a 12-point, 12-rebound double-double as the San Antonio Spurs routed the Golden State Warriors 123-85 on November 14, 2026. The win was San Antonio’s 11th straight and kept the Spurs unbeaten in the NBA Cup.

Spurs domination from start to finish

Golden State played without Steph Curry, who will be sidelined for at least two weeks after suffering a torn muscle on the right side of his abdomen in Wednesday’s 115-108 loss to Houston. Without their two-time MVP, the Warriors lacked the spark to stay competitive against a red-hot Spurs team.

San Antonio built a massive lead early: the Warriors made only five of 25 field-goal attempts in the first quarter, allowing the Spurs to take a 38-14 advantage. By halftime the score was 63-33 — the fewest points an opponent has managed against San Antonio in a first half since Phoenix scored 31 on February 7, 2018.

The Spurs extended their margin to as much as 43 points in the third quarter, after which the Western Conference runner-up was able to rest starters and most key reserves through the entire fourth quarter.

Wembanyama hit five of 11 shots from the floor and missed both three-point attempts. He played 21 minutes and marked the 121st double-double of his career.

Draymond Green was assessed a Flagrant Foul 1 after pushing Wembanyama from behind with his forearm; the French center fell out of bounds with 6:47 left in the first half. Green left the game after the play and did not return before halftime. He finished with four points, three rebounds and three assists in 16 minutes.

Castle shot 12 of 18 from the field, including five triples on eight attempts. His previous season high was 24 points, scored against Oklahoma City on the season opener; he set the new mark with an emphatic dunk off a Wembanyama pass.

Other NBA results that night: Indiana – New York 106:104; Orlando – Milwaukee 107:99; Chicago – Atlanta 125:117; Miami – Cleveland 133:121; New Orleans – Memphis 111:142; Houston – Utah 125:118; San Antonio – Golden State 123:85; Sacramento – Portland 107:120; Los Angeles Clippers – Oklahoma City 113:112.

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