Shooting an impressive 53.8% from the field, the Spurs converted 42 of their 78 attempts and demonstrated their three-point shooting prowess with a 37.9% success rate, hitting 11 out of 29 shots from beyond the arc. Their free throw shooting was also notable, as they made 10 of 12 attempts, resulting in an 83.3% free throw percentage. The Spurs dominated the boards with a total of 31 rebounds, including 11 offensive rebounds, and capitalized on turnovers, scoring 21 points off them. They also excelled in fast breaks, contributing 13 points, and scored 58 points in the paint.
The Lakers, while competitive, fell short with a shooting percentage of 48.6%, making 36 of 74 field goals. They managed to hit 14 out of 36 three-pointers for a 38.9% success rate and converted 10 of 16 free throws, leading to a 62.5% free throw percentage. The Lakers recorded 35 total rebounds, with 14 being offensive, and scored 15 points off turnovers, alongside 7 fast break points and 34 points in the paint.
The game attracted an audience of 18,737 fans, with officiating duties handled by Jason Goldenberg, Ben Taylor, and Brett Nansel. This victory marked a significant turnaround for the Spurs, breaking a three-game losing streak and improving their record to 18-19, placing them 12th in the Western Conference. Their away record stands at 6-11, while they have performed better at home with a 12-8 record.
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