Verified: November 8, 2026, at 04:04 UTC.
The San Antonio Spurs led the Portland Trail Blazers 30-25 with 9:02 left in the second quarter of their November 7 game at Moda Center in Portland. The game was still in progress at the latest score snapshot reviewed, so there was no verified final result.
Victor Wembanyama had eight points for San Antonio, while Deni Avdija had eight for Portland. The Spurs built their early advantage from beyond the arc, making five 3-pointers to the Trail Blazers’ one, according to the CBS Sports game tracker.
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San Antonio finished the first quarter ahead 22-20 and extended the margin early in the second. Julian Champagnie made a 3-pointer with 9:26 left in the period, putting the Spurs up 30-22. Portland then answered: Sidy Cissoko scored on a driving shot, drew a foul and made the free throw to cut the deficit to five.
The game tracker listed an offensive foul against San Antonio’s Carter Bryant with 9:02 left in the quarter. That was the latest game-clock point visible in the snapshot reviewed. A separate Spurs game page showed the earlier 30-22 score with 9:23 left, consistent with the sequence before Cissoko’s three-point play.
For readers looking for the final score, the distinction matters: 30-25 was an in-game score, not the result. A live box score can move quickly as play resumes, and the most recent available snapshot may lag behind the action.
Wembanyama had eight points and three rebounds in the 30-25 snapshot. He made three of his first four field-goal attempts, including both of his 3-point tries. The center’s early shooting helped San Antonio establish a lead before the game settled into a tighter first quarter.
Avdija also had eight points and three rebounds, along with an assist. His early scoring included a 3-pointer and three made free throws. Damian Lillard had four points and two assists for Portland at the same checkpoint, including the assist on Cissoko’s basket.
De’Aaron Fox had three assists for San Antonio, including the pass on Champagnie’s second-quarter 3-pointer. These are partial-game figures: playing time, scoring leaders and shooting percentages could all change substantially before the final buzzer.
The clearest early difference was 3-point shooting. San Antonio was 5-for-14 from long range, compared with Portland’s 1-for-11. That gave the Spurs 15 points from made 3-pointers against three for the Trail Blazers, a 12-point difference in a game separated by five points.
Neither team was shooting especially well overall in the snapshot. San Antonio had made 10 of 27 field-goal attempts, or 37.0%, while Portland had made eight of 29, or 27.6%. The Trail Blazers had an edge in total rebounds, 23-19, and had made eight of 11 free throws. San Antonio was five-for-five at the line.
Portland’s rebounding and free throws helped keep the gap manageable despite its slow start from the field. The Spurs also had 12 fouls to Portland’s four at the recorded checkpoint, an imbalance worth watching as the game continued. Those early numbers describe the state of play; they do not establish how either team would perform over the remaining quarters.
The NBA listed tipoff for Saturday, November 7, at 10:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, equivalent to 7:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time in Portland (UTC−08:00) and 03:00 UTC on November 8. The matchup was at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. The NBA game page provides the official game listing and links to its box score and play-by-play.
For fans in Canada, the NBA’s listed Eastern time corresponds to 10:00 p.m. in Toronto on November 7; the Portland start time corresponds to 7:00 p.m. in Vancouver. Both cities were on standard time on the game date.
Portland’s immediate task was to close the gap while improving on its early shooting. If the Trail Blazers began converting more of their perimeter attempts and continued earning free throws, they could reduce San Antonio’s advantage. That was a possibility, not a prediction of the final result.
For the Spurs, maintaining their 3-point edge and managing fouls were the key numbers to follow from the early snapshot. The live box score and play-by-play are the best places to check subsequent scoring runs, player totals and the eventual final score.
A winner had not been verified at the time of this check. San Antonio led 30-25 early in the second quarter in the latest snapshot reviewed.
Wembanyama had eight points with 9:02 remaining in the second quarter. His final total was not yet available.
Check the NBA game page for the updated score, box score and play-by-play.
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