The San Antonio Spurs won their fourth game in their last five Monday night with a 100-75 blowout win against the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Spurs took an early lead and never looked back, picking up a wire-to-wire victory. San Antonio finished the game with five players in double figures, two of them off the bench.
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In addition to the win, the Spurs were able to rest their aging stars thanks to the early advantage they took.
San Antonio dominated Philadelphia all night, especially in the rebounding department in which they out-rebounded the 76ers 52-39.
It wasn’t all negative for Philadelphia though. They were able to get a solid performance out of reigning Rookie of the Year Michael Carter-Williams who finished the night with 16 points, five rebounds, and four assists.off the bench.
Now that the game is over, we have post-game grades for key Spurs players in the San Antonio Philadelphia game!
Check out our player grades below!