Game ID: 22500788
San Antonio Spurs @ Golden State Warriors
Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at 10:00 PM ET
Chase Center, San Francisco, CA
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Final
GSW 38 29 27 19 113SAS 31 32 31 32 126
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Welcome to the scouting desk. The coffee is cold, the film is play-by-play, and somebody has to explain what happened.
Every game has a hinge — a stretch where it was decided, usually while everyone was watching something else. Start where the evidence lives: the Lineups' face-offs say which five actually won their minutes; the Possessions ledger says who ran ahead of the night's own pace; the Shot Chart says where the points really came from, which is rarely where the highlights were. When all three agree, that is the story. When they don't — that is why this desk has a chair.
GSW availability going into 2/03 · 3 days' restOUT Cryer missed 3 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Payton II missed 2 since 1/28, returns tonight: 9 min (56% of 16)
OUT Set. Curry missed 27 since 12/06, out tonight
BACK Leons back 1/26 after 2, 7 min since (59% of 11)
GSW availability going into 2/05 · 1 day's restOUT Cryer missed 4 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Set. Curry missed 28 since 12/06, out tonight
BACK Payton II back 2/03 after 2, 9 min since (56% of 16)
BACK Leons back 1/26 after 2, 6 min since (50% of 11)
GSW availability going into 2/07 · 1 day's restOUT Ste. Curry missed 2 since 2/03, out tonight
OUT Cryer missed 5 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Set. Curry missed 29 since 12/06, out tonight
BACK Payton II back 2/03 after 2, 14 min since (88% of 16)
BACK Leons back 1/26 after 2, 6 min since (50% of 11)
NEW Santos 20 to 27 min over the last 5
NEW Hield 18 to 23 min over the last 4
GSW availability going into 2/09 · 1 day's restOUT Ste. Curry missed 3 since 2/03, out tonight
OUT Cryer missed 6 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Set. Curry missed 30 since 12/06, out tonight
OUT Leons missed 2 since 2/05, out tonight
BACK Payton II back 2/03 after 2, 15 min since (98% of 16)
NEW Santos 20 to 27 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 2/11 · 1 day's restOUT Ste. Curry missed 4 since 2/03, out tonight
OUT Cryer missed 7 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Set. Curry missed 31 since 12/06, out tonight
OUT Leons missed 3 since 2/05, out tonight
BACK Payton II back 2/03 after 2, 17 min since (111% of 16)
NEW Santos 20 to 29 min over the last 5
NEW Spencer 19 to 25 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 2/19 · 7 days' restOUT Ste. Curry missed 5 since 2/03, out tonight
OUT Porziņģis missed 2 since 2/09, returns tonight: 17 min (73% of 24)
OUT Cryer missed 8 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Set. Curry missed 32 since 12/06, out tonight
OUT Leons missed 4 since 2/05, out tonight
BACK Payton II back 2/03 after 2, 17 min since (107% of 16)
NEW Santos 20 to 30 min over the last 5
NEW Spencer 19 to 30 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 2/22 · 2 days' restOUT Ste. Curry missed 6 since 2/03, out tonight
OUT Cryer missed 9 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Set. Curry missed 33 since 12/06, out tonight
OUT Leons missed 5 since 2/05, out tonight
BACK Porziņģis back 2/19 after 2, 17 min since (73% of 24)
NEW Moody 26 to 31 min over the last 5
NEW Santos 20 to 31 min over the last 5
NEW Spencer 19 to 30 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 2/24 · 1 day's restOUT Ste. Curry missed 7 since 2/03, out tonight
OUT Williams missed 2 since 2/19, out tonight
OUT Cryer missed 10 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Set. Curry missed 34 since 12/06, out tonight
OUT Leons missed 6 since 2/05, out tonight
BACK Porziņģis back 2/19 after 2, 17 min since (73% of 24)
NEW Moody 26 to 32 min over the last 5
NEW Santos 20 to 29 min over the last 5
NEW Spencer 19 to 27 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 2/25 · back-to-backOUT Ste. Curry missed 8 since 2/03, out tonight
OUT Porziņģis missed 2 since 2/22, out tonight
OUT Williams missed 3 since 2/19, out tonight
OUT Cryer missed 11 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Set. Curry missed 35 since 12/06, out tonight
OUT Leons missed 7 since 2/05, returns tonight: 18 min (161% of 11)
NEW Moody 26 to 31 min over the last 5
NEW Horford 22 to 27 min over the last 4
NEW Santos 20 to 32 min over the last 5
NEW Spencer 19 to 26 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 2/04 · 2 days' restOUT Sochan missed 4 since 1/25, out tonight
BACK Vassell back 1/25 after 13, 26 min since (84% of 32)
SAS availability going into 2/05 · back-to-backOUT Sochan missed 5 since 1/25, out tonight
BACK Vassell back 1/25 after 13, 26 min since (83% of 32)
SAS availability going into 2/07 · 1 day's restOUT Sochan missed 6 since 1/25, returns tonight: 4 min (30% of 13)
NEW Barnes 22 to 29 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 2/10 · 2 days' restBACK Sochan back 2/07 after 6, 4 min since (30% of 13)
NEW Barnes 22 to 28 min over the last 5
NEW Bryant 11 to 16 min over the last 4
SAS availability going into 2/11 · back-to-backBACK Sochan back 2/07 after 6, 4 min since (30% of 13)
NEW Bryant 11 to 18 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 2/19 · 7 days' restBACK Sochan back 2/07 after 6, 4 min since (30% of 13)
NEW Bryant 11 to 17 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 2/21 · 1 day's restBACK Sochan back 2/07 after 6, 4 min since (30% of 13)
NEW Bryant 11 to 17 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 2/23 · 1 day's restBACK Sochan back 2/07 after 6, 4 min since (30% of 13)
NEW Bryant 11 to 16 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 2/25 · 1 day's rest
full strength
I Know — the desk, before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Golden State comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 106 a night and allowing 112, shooting 46 percent and 34 from three, 17 free throws a game; Santos at 16 and Moody at 14 a game. It has lost the glass by 5 a night. Without Ste. Curry (4 straight), Cryer (7 straight). One day's rest. San Antonio comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 127 a night and allowing 113, shooting 51 percent and 37 from three, 24 free throws a game; Wembanyama at 26 and Castle at 18 a game. That is 5 straight wins. It has won the glass by 12 a night. Second night of a back-to-back.
So: San Antonio wins, on the road, and the game turns on the glass, where San Antonio has been plus-12 a night and Golden State minus-5 and the line, where San Antonio takes 24 free throws a game to Golden State's 17. Call it San Antonio 115, Golden State 114, Golden State keeping it close.
2/03 vs PHI 94-113 — GSW notes
GSW lost 94-113. GSW shot 47% (37 of 78) to PHI's 45%, 19 of 48 from three, and got to the line 2 times to PHI's 21. GSW turned it over 20 times to PHI's 12, and PHI turned those into 9 steals. The glass went 33-56 against them. Santos led with 13 (5 of 7, 3 of 5 from three); Spencer added 13, Moody 12. Q1 was theirs, 32-31, but the other 3 periods went 82-62 against them. Green's -27 in 25 minutes was the worst on the floor.
2/05 @ PHX 101-97 — GSW notes
GSW won 101-97. GSW shot 43% (33 of 76) to PHX's 46%, 20 of 55 from three, and went to the line 20 times to PHX's 6 — 15 points from the stripe to their 5. Spencer led with 20 (6 of 11, 6 of 10 from three); Santos added 18, Melton 17. The hinge was Q4, 25-15: GSW came in trailing by 6 and left it ahead by 4. Melton was the night's best plus/minus at +21.
2/07 @ LAL 99-105 — GSW notes
GSW lost 99-105. GSW took 23 more shots (92 to 69), fed by 10 offensive rebounds, but shot 42% to LAL's 51%, 14 of 51 from three, and got to the line just 11 times against 25 fouls committed. GSW turned it over 12 times to LAL's 22. Moody led with 25 (8 of 17, 5 of 14 from three); Santos added 15, Podziemski 14. Q4 was theirs, 28-26, the deficit cut from 8 to 6, but the other 3 periods went 79-71 against them. Melton's -13 in 24 minutes was the worst on the floor.
2/09 vs MEM 114-113 — GSW notes
GSW won 114-113. GSW shot 53% (44 of 83) to MEM's 51%, 11 of 33 from three. GSW turned it over 23 times to MEM's 16, and MEM turned those into 17 steals. Spencer led with 17 (8 of 13, 1 of 5 from three); Podziemski added 16, Santos 16. The hinge was Q4, 29-15: GSW came in trailing by 13 and left it ahead by 1. GSW trailed 57-65 at the half and won the second half 57-48. Horford was the night's best plus/minus at +24.
2/11 vs SAS 113-126 — GSW notes
GSW lost 113-126. GSW shot 46% (42 of 91) to SAS's 49%, 16 of 47 from three, and got to the line 17 times to SAS's 28. Moody led with 17 (6 of 12, 3 of 8 from three); Green added 17, Melton 17. Q1 was theirs, 38-31, but the other 3 periods went 95-75 against them. They led by as many as 16. Podziemski's -27 in 36 minutes was the worst on the floor.
2/19 vs BOS — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Golden State comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 104 a night and allowing 111, shooting 46 percent and 34 from three, 14 free throws a game; Moody at 15 and Spencer at 15 a game. It has lost the glass by 4 a night. Without Ste. Curry (5 straight), Porziņģis (2 straight), Cryer (8 straight). 7 days' rest. Boston comes in 4-1 over its last five, scoring 107 a night and allowing 101, shooting 45 percent and 32 from three, 15 free throws a game; Brown at 28 and Pritchard at 22 a game. It has won the glass by 7 a night. 7 days' rest.
So: Boston wins, on the road, and the game turns on the glass, where Boston has been plus-7 a night and Golden State minus-4 and the defense, Boston allowing 101 a night to Golden State's 111. Call it Boston 110, Golden State 109, Golden State keeping it close.
2/22 vs DEN — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Golden State comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 107 a night and allowing 112, shooting 46 percent and 34 from three, 15 free throws a game; Santos at 15 and Moody at 15 a game. Without Ste. Curry (6 straight), Cryer (9 straight). 2 days' rest. Denver comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 129 a night and allowing 115, shooting 52 percent and 41 from three, 33 free throws a game; Jokić at 25 and Murray at 23 a game. It has won the glass by 10 a night. Without Watson (5 straight), Gordon (11 straight), Pickett (2 straight). One day's rest.
So: Denver wins, on the road, and the game turns on the line, where Denver takes 33 free throws a game to Golden State's 15 and the glass, where Denver has been plus-10 a night and Golden State minus-2. Call it Denver 118, Golden State 114, Golden State keeping it close.
2/24 @ NOP — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
New Orleans comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 119 a night and allowing 116, shooting 51 percent and 39 from three, 25 free throws a game; Williamson at 25 and Murphy III at 22 a game. It has lost the glass by 5 a night. Without Murphy III (2 straight), Murray (28 straight), Missi (3 straight). 2 days' rest. Golden State comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 113 a night and allowing 116, shooting 47 percent and 34 from three, 13 free throws a game; Moody at 18 and Podziemski at 15 a game. Without Ste. Curry (7 straight), Williams (2 straight), Cryer (10 straight). One day's rest.
So: New Orleans wins, and the game turns on the line, where New Orleans takes 25 free throws a game to Golden State's 13 and the arc, New Orleans at 39 percent from three to Golden State's 34. Call it New Orleans 117, Golden State 115, Golden State keeping it close.
2/25 @ MEM — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Memphis comes in 1-4 over its last five, scoring 117 a night and allowing 122, shooting 48 percent and 35 from three, 24 free throws a game; Jerome at 18 and Jackson at 18 a game. It has lost the glass by 11 a night. Without Aldama (7 straight), Coward (4 straight), Anderson (2 straight). One day's rest. Golden State comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 115 a night and allowing 118, shooting 47 percent and 34 from three, 16 free throws a game; Melton at 19 and Moody at 18 a game. Without Ste. Curry (8 straight), Porziņģis (2 straight), Williams (3 straight). Second night of a back-to-back.
So: Memphis wins, and the game turns on the glass, where Golden State has been minus-2 a night and Memphis minus-11 and the line, where Memphis takes 24 free throws a game to Golden State's 16. Call it Memphis 118, Golden State 116, Golden State keeping it close.
2/04 vs OKC 116-106 — SAS notes
SAS won 116-106. SAS shot 45% (45 of 101) to OKC's 40%, 14 of 42 from three, and went to the line 20 times to OKC's 14 — 12 points from the stripe to their 13. The glass went 63-46 for them. Johnson led with 25 (10 of 17, 4 of 8 from three); Wembanyama added 22, Fox 15. The hinge was Q1, 39-26: from level to 13 ahead, and the lead reached 22. Fox was the night's best plus/minus at +20.
2/05 @ DAL 135-123 — SAS notes
SAS won 135-123. SAS shot 51% (48 of 95) to DAL's 48%, 17 of 41 from three. Wembanyama led with 29 (9 of 14, 5 of 9 from three, 6 of 8 at the line); Barnes added 19, Castle 18. The hinge was Q4, 36-27: a lead of 3 became 12. Castle was the night's best plus/minus at +27.
2/07 vs DAL 138-125 — SAS notes
SAS won 138-125. SAS shot 56% (55 of 99) to DAL's 44%, 14 of 35 from three. SAS turned it over 16 times to DAL's 7, and DAL turned those into 10 steals. The glass went 52-41 for them. Castle led with 40 (15 of 19, 3 of 5 from three, 7 of 10 at the line); Vassell added 17, Wembanyama 16. The hinge was Q3, 33-24: a lead of 14 became 23, and the lead reached 28. Vassell was the night's best plus/minus at +31.
2/10 @ LAL 136-108 — SAS notes
SAS won 136-108. SAS shot 57% (52 of 92) to LAL's 48%, 13 of 33 from three. SAS turned it over 12 times to LAL's 18. The glass went 45-34 for them. Wembanyama led with 40 (13 of 20, 4 of 6 from three, 10 of 12 at the line); Bryant added 16, Harper 15. The hinge was Q1, 47-30: from level to 17 ahead, and the lead reached 41. Fox was the night's best plus/minus at +30.
2/11 @ GSW 126-113 — SAS notes
SAS won 126-113. SAS shot 49% (46 of 93) to GSW's 46%, 10 of 39 from three, and went to the line 28 times to GSW's 17 — 24 points from the stripe to their 13. Fox led with 27 (11 of 16, 3 of 5 from three); Wembanyama added 26, Johnson 21. The hinge was Q4, 32-19: from level to 13 ahead. SAS trailed 63-67 at the half and won the second half 63-46. Barnes was the night's best plus/minus at +29.
2/19 vs PHX — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
San Antonio comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 130 a night and allowing 115, shooting 51 percent and 36 from three, 24 free throws a game; Wembanyama at 27 and Castle at 17 a game. That is 5 straight wins. It has won the glass by 10 a night. 7 days' rest. Phoenix comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 112 a night and allowing 116, shooting 47 percent and 35 from three, 15 free throws a game; Brooks at 22 and Williams at 13 a game. Without Allen (3 straight). 7 days' rest.
So: San Antonio wins, and the game turns on the glass, where San Antonio has been plus-10 a night and Phoenix minus-1 and the line, where San Antonio takes 24 free throws a game to Phoenix's 15. Call it San Antonio 120, Phoenix 112.
2/21 vs SAC — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
San Antonio comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 131 a night and allowing 113, shooting 53 percent and 36 from three, 24 free throws a game; Wembanyama at 26 and Castle at 18 a game. That is 5 straight wins. It has won the glass by 8 a night. One day's rest. Sacramento comes in 0-5 over its last five, scoring 104 a night and allowing 124, shooting 42 percent and 27 from three, 21 free throws a game; Carter at 15 and Raynaud at 14 a game. That is 5 straight losses. Without LaVine (4 straight), Hunter (4 straight). One day's rest.
So: San Antonio wins, and the game turns on the arc, San Antonio at 36 percent from three to Sacramento's 27 and the defense, San Antonio allowing 113 a night to Sacramento's 124. Call it San Antonio 125, Sacramento 108, San Antonio by 17.
2/23 @ DET — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Detroit comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 119 a night and allowing 100, shooting 49 percent and 39 from three, 21 free throws a game; Cunningham at 26 and Reed at 16 a game. That is 5 straight wins. It has won the glass by 7 a night. Without Stewart (3 straight), Huerter (2 straight). One day's rest. San Antonio comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 132 a night and allowing 112, shooting 54 percent and 35 from three, 24 free throws a game; Wembanyama at 25 and Castle at 18 a game. That is 5 straight wins. It has won the glass by 9 a night. One day's rest.
So: Detroit wins, and the game turns on the defense, Detroit allowing 100 a night to San Antonio's 112. Call it Detroit 116, San Antonio 114, San Antonio keeping it close.
2/25 @ TOR — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Toronto comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 111 a night and allowing 106, shooting 45 percent and 37 from three, 24 free throws a game; Ingram at 19 and Quickley at 19 a game. Second night of a back-to-back. San Antonio comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 127 a night and allowing 108, shooting 51 percent and 37 from three, 24 free throws a game; Wembanyama at 26 and Fox at 16 a game. That is 5 straight wins. It has won the glass by 5 a night. One day's rest.
So: San Antonio wins, on the road, and the game turns on the glass, where San Antonio has been plus-5 a night and Toronto minus-3. Call it San Antonio 115, Toronto 112, Toronto keeping it close.
Who is who
the initials in the Players column
SASCB C. Bryant
DF D. Fox
DH D. Harper
DV D. Vassell
HB H. Barnes
JC J. Champagnie
KJ K. Johnson
LK L. Kornet
SC S. Castle
VW V. Wembanyama
GSWAH A. Horford
BP B. Podziemski
DG D. Green
DM D. Melton
GP G. Payton II
GS G. Santos
MM M. Moody
PS P. Spencer
QP Q. Post
SAS/GSW the team itself, not a player
-- the feed named nobody
What
What happened
the codes in the Events column
M2 / M3 made 2 / made 3
X2 / X3 missed 2 / missed 3
FT / X1 free throw made / missed
AST assist
OR / DR offensive / defensive rebound
STL steal
BLK block
TO turnover
FL foul
OF offensive foul — ends the possession
VIOL violation
JUMP jump ball
TM timeout
IR instant replay
HE heave at the buzzer, filed to the team
END the clock ran out, ball in hand
Where
Where a shot came from
the middle field of M3.LW.25
RM at the rim inside 4 ft
RC right corner
RW right wing
SO straight on
LW left wing
LC left corner
M3.LW.25 made 3, left wing, 25 ft
X2.RM.01 missed 2, at the rim, 1 ft
When
When it happened
the Offset column
one number per event, in the Events order:
whole seconds from the start of the
possession to that event
Events FL X3.RC.23 OR M2.RM.01
Offset 0 18 22 24
the foul opens the possession at 0s;
the putback ends it at 24s, which is
the possession's own Dur
Fox and Wembanyama lead the Spurs past the Warriors 126-113 for their 6th straight win
SAN FRANCISCO -- — De'Aaron Fox scored 27 points and Victor Wembanyama added 26 to send the San Antonio Spurs into the All-Star break on a six-game winning streak after beating the Golden State Warriors 126-113 Wednesday night.
Wembanyama followed up his 40-point performance against the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday night with another strong outing to give the Spurs a 38-16 record at the break. After missing the playoffs the past six seasons, the Spurs have the second-best record in the Western Conference.
Keldon Johnson scored 21 for San Antonio.
Draymond Green had 17 points, 12 rebounds and eight assists to lead the Warriors. Moses Moody and De'Anthony Melton also scored 17 for Golden State.
Golden State fell to 29-26 heading into the All-Star break after losing three of five games with star Stephen Curry sidelined by a knee injury. The Warriors are hopeful Curry will return after the break as they look to make a late-season push.
The Spurs cut a 13-point deficit to four at halftime, but the Warriors opened it back up with three straight 3-pointers to begin the third quarter, with Melton hitting two and Moody one.
Golden State built the lead to 16 before the Spurs closed the third on a 24-8 run to tie the score at 94 on Fox's jumper at the buzzer.
San Antonio pulled away in the fourth. Wembanyama had an alley-oop dunk, a blocked shot and a 3-pointer in less than a minute midway through the period to open a 10-point lead. The Spurs held on from there to beat the Warriors for the first time in three meetings this season.
Up next Spurs: Host the Phoenix Suns on Thursday, Feb. 19 in Austin, Texas.