Spurs Win 114-95 In Game 5 Vs Portland, Advance To The WCSF

about 2 months ago

Spurs Win 114-95 In Game 5 Vs Portland, Advance To The WCSF

Fox scored 13 in just the fourth quarter tonight. Wemby registered 6 blocks on the night, leading to a fiery display of offensive and defensive brilliance. Portland did cut the lead to single digits in the fourth but couldn't hold on. Spurs face the winner of Denver-Minnesota in the West Semi-Finals after winning their first Playoff series since 2017.

By Samir Mehdi

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