“This gives Denver an eighth-straight win while snapping an 11-game winning streak for San Antonio,” remarked a commentator following the intense game.
In a dramatic overtime clash at Ball Arena in Denver on April 4, 2026, the Nuggets edged out the Spurs with a final score of 136-134. Nikola Jokić led the charge for Denver, scoring an impressive 40 points along with 8 rebounds, 13 assists, and 3 blocks, all without a single turnover.
Victor Wembanyama also showcased his talent, contributing 34 points, 18 rebounds, 7 assists, and 5 blocks for the Spurs. This matchup was particularly significant as it marked the end of San Antonio’s remarkable 11-game winning streak.
The game was tightly contested, with the score tied at 134 with just 1:39 left in regulation before heading into overtime. The Spurs shot 49% from the field, slightly outperforming the Nuggets, who managed 46%.
Prior to this game, the Spurs held a commanding record of 59-18, while the Nuggets were at 49-28. The stakes were high, as both teams are considered strong contenders in the Western Conference.
Injuries played a role in the matchup, with Peyton Watson sidelined for the Nuggets due to a hamstring injury, and David Jones out for the season for the Spurs with an ankle injury.
The game was broadcasted on Amazon Prime Video and FDSSW, allowing fans to witness this thrilling contest. The total points over/under was set at 242.5, reflecting the high-scoring nature of both teams.
As the season progresses, the performance of both teams will be closely watched, especially with MVP candidates like Jokić and Wembanyama leading their respective squads. The Nuggets have now extended their winning streak to 8 games, while the Spurs will look to rebound from this setback.
With the playoffs approaching, both teams will need to maintain their momentum and address any lingering issues from this game.