San Antonio Spurs vs. Sacramento Kings Live Score and Stats: November 6, 2026 Gametracker
The San Antonio Spurs and Sacramento Kings clashed on November 6, 2026, delivering a fast-paced opening period filled with lead changes, turnovers, and high-efficiency scoring. According to the live gametracker log, the action tipped off with Victor Wembanyama facing off against Domantas Sabonis at center court, setting the tone for an intense early-season matchup.
Sacramento struck first when De’Aaron Fox drove for a two-point layup just 24 seconds into the game. San Antonio quickly answered on the other end, trading baskets before Darius Acuff Jr. drained a running pull-up three-pointer to push the Kings ahead 5-2 with 10:45 left on the clock.
Zach LaVine Leads Early Scoring Duel Against San Antonio
Foul trouble and turnovers marked the opening minutes as both squads tried to establish an offensive rhythm. Dylan Harper sank a pair of free throws for San Antonio after drawing a shooting foul from Leaky Black, trimming the deficit to 7-5. Zach LaVine responded immediately for Sacramento, burying a pull-up three-pointer off an assist from Sabonis to reclaim the lead at 8-7.
Devin Vassell answered right back for the Spurs with a perimeter jumper, only for LaVine to draw a three-shot foul from De’Aaron Fox and convert all three attempts. Trailing 13-10 following a running dunk by Acuff Jr., San Antonio called a 60-second timeout to regroup with 7:49 remaining in the period.
| Time Remaining | Play Description | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 12:00 | Victor Wembanyama vs. Domantas Sabonis tip-off | 0-0 |
| 11:36 | De’Aaron Fox makes two-point driving layup | 2-0 |
| 11:16 | Domantas Sabonis makes two-point driving dunk | 2-2 |
| 10:45 | Darius Acuff Jr. makes three-point pull-up jumper | 2-5 |
| 9:16 | Victor Wembanyama makes two-point tip dunk | 5-5 |
| 8:08 | Devin Vassell makes three-point jump shot | 10-8 |
Out of the stoppage, Wembanyama connected on an alley-oop dunk fed by Stephon Castle. The Spurs built momentum behind Vassell’s outside shooting and Castle’s inside drives, stretching their advantage as the period wound down.
Closing Out the Period
San Antonio capitalized on late-quarter defensive stops and second-chance opportunities. Wembanyama anchored the paint defensively, rejecting a hook shot from Dylan Cardwell and pulling down key defensive rebounds to deny Sacramento second-chance points.
Malik Monk managed a late two-point jump shot and running layup for the Kings with 25 seconds left, but Wembanyama capped the opening frame by slamming home an alley-oop dunk off an assist from Fox as the buzzer sounded, giving the Spurs a 38-29 lead heading into the next quarter.
