
Castle's Triple-Double Leads Spurs Over Sixers
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Stephon Castles triple-double propels Spurs past Sixers, as Wembanyamas status remains uncertain. Spurs secure sixth win in a row, while Sixers drop second straight. Embiid leads Sixers with 34 points, but Castles performance proves decisive. Wembanyamas minutes count towards MVP eligibility, as Spurs and Sixers gear up for crucial playoff matchups.
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El Paso News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Castle's Triple-Double Leads Spurs Over Sixers. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Steffon Castle dropped a triple double with 17 points, 13 assists, and 10 rebounds to lead the San Antonio Spurs past the Philadelphia. 76ers, 115-102, Victor Wimbanyama, exited early in the first half with a left rib contusion, and a status for the regular season's final week remains unclear. The Spurs, now 60 wins and 19 losses, sit two and a half games behind Oklahoma City for the top Western Conference spot, but have locked in at least second place. Meanwhile, Philly dropped their second straight, falling to 43 and 36, just a half game behind Toronto for 6th in the east end, fighting to dodge the plan. Joel and Bied powered the Sixers with 34 points and 12 boards, while Paul George chipped in 16. Castle's Monster Knight marked his fifth triple double, stepping up big without Wimbanyama, who still locked 15 minutes and 40 seconds before. Sitting, that time on the court counts toward Wimbanyama's award eligibility, he's at
64 games now and chasing MVP honors. Luke Cornett filled in effectively with 10 points off the bench to help seal the deal. Spurs kick off a four game homestand Wednesday against Portland, while Philly heads the Houston Thursday key matchups as the playoffs loom large. That's the story for today, El Paso News today, driven by AI.
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