San Antonio Spurs vs Lakers Match Player Stats: Full Box Score and Analysis

The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 136–108 at Crypto.com Arena on February 10, 2026. Victor Wembanyama controlled the game with 40 points, 12 rebounds, two assists, two steals and one block in only 26 minutes. He scored 37 points before halftime, helping San Antonio build an 84–55 lead after two quarters.

Los Angeles was without Luka Dončić, LeBron James, Austin Reaves, Deandre Ayton, and Marcus Smart. Luke Kennard and Drew Timme led the Lakers with 14 points each, while Bronny James added 12 points and six assists.

Spurs vs Lakers Game Snapshot

Game detail	Information
Date	February 10, 2026
Competition	2025–26 NBA regular season
Venue	Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles
Final score	Spurs 136, Lakers 108
Halftime score	Spurs 84, Lakers 55
Spurs record after game	37–16
Lakers record after game	32–21
Leading scorer	Victor Wembanyama, 40 points
Leading Lakers scorers	Luke Kennard and Drew Timme, 14 each

San Antonio won the first quarter 47–30 and added another 37 points in the second. The Spurs’ lead grew large enough for their regular starters to play limited minutes during the second half.

San Antonio Spurs Match Player Stats

The San Antonio Spurs vs Lakers match player stats show that Wembanyama supplied the star performance, but the visitors also received meaningful production from their young bench.

Spurs player	MIN	PTS	REB	AST	FG	3PT	+ /-
Victor Wembanyama	26	40	12	2	13–20	4–6	+22
Devin Vassell	24	9	2	1	4–5	1–2	+20
De’Aaron Fox	17	8	2	6	3–7	0–1	+30
Julian Champagnie	18	8	2	2	2–7	1–5	+14
Stephon Castle	11	2	1	7	1–1	0–0	+8
Carter Bryant	26	16	4	3	6–12	3–8	+3
Dylan Harper	27	15	3	6	6–8	0–1	+27
Harrison Barnes	20	11	3	2	4–6	3–5	+20
Kelly Olynyk	12	8	1	0	4–6	0–0	-6
Jordan McLaughlin	14	7	2	2	3–5	1–2	-9
Luke Kornet	9	6	5	1	3–4	0–0	+12
Keldon Johnson	21	6	4	2	3–10	0–3	+4
Bismack Biyombo	9	0	4	0	0–1	0–0	-5

San Antonio’s starters scored 67 points, while the bench supplied 69. That balance partly reflected the size of the lead, but it also showed that the Spurs could continue creating shots after Wembanyama and the other starters left the floor.

Los Angeles Lakers Match Player Stats

Los Angeles used a heavily changed rotation because five major contributors were unavailable. Kennard, Jaxson Hayes and Timme were the team’s most efficient scorers, while Bronny James produced one of its more balanced lines.

Lakers player	MIN	PTS	REB	AST	FG	3PT	+/-
Luke Kennard	27	14	2	5	5–8	1–3	-20
Jaxson Hayes	16	13	4	3	6–7	1–1	-16
Jake LaRavia	18	10	2	1	3–6	2–2	-31
Kobe Bufkin	24	7	2	1	2–10	1–5	-12
Rui Hachimura	26	6	4	2	3–12	0–3	-24
Drew Timme	20	14	2	0	5–8	2–3	-4
Bronny James	25	12	3	6	5–10	2–2	-6
Dalton Knecht	16	9	5	1	4–8	0–2	-10
Maxi Kleber	13	6	3	0	2–2	1–1	-1
Jarred Vanderbilt	16	6	4	2	2–5	1–2	-16
Dennis Smith Jr.	17	6	2	1	3–8	0–1	-5
Adou Thiero	9	3	0	0	1–1	0–0	+5
Chris Mañon	7	2	1	1	0–0	0–0	0

The Lakers’ reserves scored 58 points, but much of that production came after San Antonio had taken firm control. Hachimura and Bufkin combined to shoot 5-for-22, limiting the offense available from the starting lineup.

Victor Wembanyama Took Control Before Halftime

Wembanyama did most of his damage before the game had time to settle.

He scored 17 points in the opening 4:15 and reached 25 points before leaving the floor with four minutes remaining in the first quarter. He then added 12 points in the second period, giving him 37 at halftime.

His final shooting line was equally impressive:

• 13-of-20 from the field
• 4-of-6 from three-point range
• 10-of-12 at the free-throw line
• 40 points in 26 minutes
• 12 rebounds
• Two steals and one block
• A +22 plus-minus

The Associated Press described the 37-point half as the highest-scoring half by a Spurs player in the 21st century. Wembanyama also became only the third player in the previous 50 NBA seasons to score at least 40 points while playing 27 minutes or fewer.

His scoring came from several areas. He converted early dunks and finishes, drew fouls against smaller defenders and made three three-pointers during his opening burst. Los Angeles could not defend him with one player, but sending extra pressure created passing and rebounding opportunities for the rest of the Spurs.

Team Stats That Decided the Game

Los Angeles actually made a higher percentage of its three-point attempts, but San Antonio dominated the larger possession battle.

Team statistic	Spurs	Lakers
Field goals	52–92	41–85
Field-goal percentage	56.5%	48.2%
Three-pointers	13–33	11–25
Three-point percentage	39.4%	44.0%
Free throws	19–25	15–20
Player rebounds	45	34
Assists	34	23
Steals	14	7
Blocks	6	2
Turnovers	12	18

The Spurs attempted seven more shots, made 11 more field goals and recorded 11 more assists. Their 14 steals contributed to additional possessions before the Lakers could organize their half-court defense.

San Antonio also generated a strong effective field-goal percentage because it combined 52 made field goals with 13 three-pointers. The Lakers shot well from deep, but 25 three-point attempts were not enough to offset their turnovers, weaker interior defense and lower overall shot volume.

San Antonio’s Supporting Cast Kept the Lead Growing

Wembanyama was the clear difference-maker, but three supporting performances prevented Los Angeles from reducing the deficit.

Dylan Harper created efficient offense

Harper finished with 15 points and six assists while shooting 6-for-8. His +27 plus-minus was the second-highest mark on the team behind Fox. Harper did not need a high number of attempts. He attacked available lanes, moved the ball and helped San Antonio maintain its pace after the starters began leaving the game.

Carter Bryant supplied bench scoring

Bryant recorded 16 points, four rebounds and three assists. He attempted eight three-pointers and made three, giving the Spurs another floor-spacing option. His production was especially useful because Vassell, Fox, Champagnie and Castle combined for only 27 points. The Spurs did not need those starters to chase individual numbers once the lead was secure.

De’Aaron Fox controlled the game without forcing shots

Fox scored only eight points, yet his +30 plus-minus was the best in the game. He added six assists, two steals and one block without committing a turnover. That line demonstrates why points alone can provide an incomplete picture. Fox helped create the conditions for San Antonio’s early scoring run, pushed the ball after defensive stops and consistently connected Wembanyama with favorable opportunities.

What the Lakers Could Take From the Loss

The final margin was severe, but Los Angeles still received several encouraging performances from players working in larger roles. Kennard led the starters with 14 points and five assists. Hayes made six of seven shots and contributed 13 points, four rebounds and three assists in 16 minutes. Timme added 14 points off the bench, while Bronny James recorded 12 points and a team-high six assists.

Bronny made five of his 10 field-goal attempts and both of his three-pointers. His combination of scoring and passing was one of the Lakers’ more positive individual results. The main problems appeared in the starting backcourt and wing production. Bufkin made two of 10 shots, while Hachimura finished 3-for-12. LaRavia scored 10 points but fouled out in 18 minutes. The starting group combined for 50 points and could not match San Antonio’s early pace.

How the Missing Lakers Stars Changed the Matchup

The Lakers entered the game without Dončić, James, Reaves, Ayton and Smart. Dončić was dealing with a hamstring issue, while James was unavailable because of a foot problem. Reaves, Ayton and Smart were also managing health concerns.

Those absences affected almost every part of the game:

• Los Angeles lacked Dončić’s primary scoring and playmaking.
• James was unavailable to organize the offense and provide defensive rebounding.
• Reaves’ secondary creation was missing.
• Ayton’s size would have given the Lakers another option against Wembanyama.
• Smart’s physical perimeter defense could have helped disrupt San Antonio’s guards.

The injuries provide necessary context, but they do not erase San Antonio’s execution. The Spurs still had to make shots, protect the ball and exploit the available matchups. They did all three at a high level.

Spurs vs Lakers 2025–26 Season Series

San Antonio won three of the four regular-season meetings. The series began with a two-point Lakers victory before the Spurs claimed the next three games.

Date	Result	Key performance
November 5, 2025	Lakers 118, Spurs 116	Luka Dončić: 35 PTS, 13 AST, 9 REB
December 10, 2025	Spurs 132, Lakers 119	Stephon Castle: 30 PTS, 10 REB
January 7, 2026	Spurs 107, Lakers 91	Keldon Johnson: 27 PTS
February 10, 2026	Spurs 136, Lakers 108	Victor Wembanyama: 40 PTS, 12 REB

Dončić also recorded five steals in the November win. In the December NBA Cup quarterfinal, Castle scored 21 of his 30 points after halftime, while Fox added 20. Dončić answered with 35 points, and James produced 19 points, 15 rebounds and eight assists.

In January, Dončić finished with 38 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, but San Antonio still won 107–91 behind Johnson’s 27 points and Wembanyama’s 16 points and 14 rebounds.

Across the four meetings, the Spurs scored 491 points and the Lakers scored 436. That works out to an average of 122.8 points for San Antonio and 109 points for Los Angeles. The Lakers’ 1–3 record against the Spurs confirms the final series result.

What Plus-Minus Tells Us About This Box Score

Plus-minus measures the scoring margin while a player is on the court. Fox’s +30 means San Antonio outscored Los Angeles by 30 points during his 17 minutes.

However, plus-minus should not be read as a complete individual rating. It is influenced by teammates, opponents, lineup combinations and game situation.

That matters in this matchup because the score became one-sided early. Players who spent more time against the opposing bench could produce a different plus-minus than starters who played during Wembanyama’s opening run.

The statistic is still useful when combined with other evidence. Fox’s six assists, two steals and zero turnovers support the idea that his +30 reflected strong control of the game rather than random scoring variation.

Regular-Season and Summer League Freshness Note

This breakdown covers the teams’ latest 2025–26 regular-season meeting, played on February 10, 2026. The organizations met again during the California Classic Summer League on July 6, 2026, when the Lakers won 88–84. That contest involved Summer League rosters and should not be combined with the regular-season player statistics above.

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Conclusion

The San Antonio Spurs vs Lakers match player stats reveal a game that was largely decided during the opening half. Wembanyama’s 37 first-half points forced Los Angeles into an immediate and unsustainable chase, while San Antonio’s passing, defensive pressure and bench production kept increasing the margin. The Lakers’ missing stars must be considered when judging the 136–108 result. Still, San Antonio’s performance was more than a product of absences. The Spurs shot efficiently, created 34 assisted baskets, limited turnovers, and received productive minutes throughout the roster.

For readers reviewing the box score, the most useful figures are not only Wembanyama’s 40 points. Fox’s six assists with no turnovers, Harper’s efficient 15-point performance, San Antonio’s 14 steals and the 34–23 assist advantage explain how the Spurs turned one historic individual half into a complete team victory.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the latest regular-season Spurs vs Lakers game?

The San Antonio Spurs won 136–108 on February 10, 2026, at Crypto.com Arena. San Antonio led 84–55 at halftime.

Who scored the most points in the game?

Victor Wembanyama led all players with 40 points. He made 13 of 20 field-goal attempts and scored 37 points in the first half.

What were Victor Wembanyama’s complete stats?

Wembanyama recorded 40 points, 12 rebounds, two assists, two steals and one block in 26 minutes. He shot 13-for-20 overall, 4-for-6 from three and 10-for-12 at the line.

Did Luka Dončić and LeBron James play?

No. Dončić missed the game with a hamstring injury, while James was unavailable because of a foot issue. Austin Reaves, Deandre Ayton and Marcus Smart also did not play.

Who led the Lakers in scoring?

Luke Kennard and Drew Timme scored 14 points each. Jaxson Hayes added 13, while Bronny James finished with 12 points and six assists.

What was the Spurs’ season-series record against the Lakers?

San Antonio won the 2025–26 regular-season series 3–1. The Lakers won the first meeting 118–116, after which the Spurs won three consecutive games.

How did the Spurs win when the Lakers shot 44% from three?

The Spurs made 11 more total field goals, recorded 34 assists, forced 18 turnovers and shot 56.5% overall. Los Angeles made a good percentage of its threes but attempted only 25 of them and struggled to create enough possessions.

Where can official player stats be checked?

The official NBA box score provides complete shooting, rebounding, assist, defensive and plus-minus statistics. ESPN, CBS Sports and Basketball-Reference also maintain detailed game pages for the matchup.