SAN ANTONIO, November 10, 2026 — Victor Wembanyama produced another extraordinary all-round performance, scoring 40 points, collecting 11 rebounds and recording nine blocks as the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Phoenix Suns 122-96 on Monday night.
Wembanyama made 15 of 19 shots from the field and finished with a plus-30 rating in 25 minutes and 21 seconds. His nine blocks came close to a triple-double built around scoring, rebounding and rim protection, underlining the unusual range of impact he can have on a game.
The Spurs controlled much of the contest and used a 16-2 run spanning the third and fourth quarters to widen the gap. San Antonio’s advantage grew to more than 30 points before Phoenix mounted a late response that did little to change the outcome.
Devin Booker led the Suns with 32 points, but Phoenix struggled to contain Wembanyama around the basket and could not match the Spurs’ efficiency. San Antonio also received useful contributions from its supporting cast as it maintained its defensive pressure and transition scoring.
The victory was San Antonio’s ninth in a row and moved the team to 9-2. The Spurs have combined Wembanyama’s interior dominance with improved team balance, making them one of the strongest early-season sides in the Western Conference.
Phoenix dropped to 3-6 and will need to address its defensive coverage and consistency as the schedule continues. For San Antonio, the immediate challenge is sustaining its momentum while managing the workload of a young roster during a demanding stretch of the season.