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Wembanyama's 32 points and five blocks stun Bulls as Spurs storm back in Chicago

San Antonio flipped the script in Chicago behind a monster Wembanyama night while the Lakers, Rockets and Cavaliers all won away from home.

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Wembanyama's 32 points and five blocks stun Bulls as Spurs storm back in Chicago

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01Nov 12, 2026Lakers top Bucks 123-112 as threes and boards win itLos Angeles Lakers beat the Milwaukee Bucks 123-112 at Fiserv Forum, controlling the lead with ter shooting, rebounding and playmaking. Key Ratings and stats inside.02Nov 12, 2026Rockets 115-108 Warriors: hot start holds in HoustonHouston beat Golden State 115-108 after a 35-20 first quarter and 60% two-point shooting. Sengun, Thompson and VanVleet led the way in a wire-to-wire win.03Nov 12, 2026Cavaliers outlast Knicks 115-107 at MSGCleveland beat New York 115-107 at Madison Square Garden, riding a strong first quarter, free throws, rim protection and boards. Harden led, Mitchell and Allen closed.04Nov 12, 2026Spurs 124-119 Bulls: Wembanyama powers a Chicago comebackSan Antonio rallied past Chicago 124-119 at United Center. Wembanyama starred with 32 and 5 blocks as Spurs won the possession game despite hot Bulls shooting.05Nov 12, 2026Karl-Anthony Towns delivers 21-11-8 as Knicks fall to CavaliersKarl-Anthony Towns delivered 21 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists on elite efficiency in the Knicks’ 115-107 loss to Cleveland, earning an 8.3 Rating at MSG.

The night belonged to Victor Wembanyama. The San Antonio star poured in 32 points and swatted five shots as the Spurs overcame hot-shooting Chicago 124-119 at the United Center, winning the possession battle to complete the road comeback.

Elsewhere, the Lakers took care of business in Milwaukee, beating the Bucks 123-112 on the strength of sharp perimeter shooting, rebounding and playmaking. Houston never trailed against Golden State, racing out to a 35-20 first quarter and closing it out 115-108 while converting 60% of their two-point attempts, with Sengun, Thompson and VanVleet steering the wire-to-wire win.

Cleveland also quieted Madison Square Garden, edging the Knicks 115-107 as Harden set the tone and Mitchell and Allen finished the job. Karl-Anthony Towns still shone for New York with 21 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists — a near triple-double that went to waste in defeat.

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