Stephon Castle scored 32 points to lead the San Antonio Spurs to a 139-109 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday [1], [4].
The win clinches the semifinal series and advances San Antonio to the Western Conference Finals for the first time in years. This performance establishes Castle as a primary offensive engine for the team during the postseason.
The game took place on May 15, 2026, at the Timberwolves' home arena in Minneapolis [6], [5]. Castle recorded 11 rebounds and made five 3-pointers to secure the blowout win [2], [3]. The Spurs won the series 4-2 [5].
Castle's scoring provided the necessary firepower to overcome the Minnesota defense in the deciding game. The offensive effort supported the interior presence of Victor Wembanyama, and the tactical direction of coach Mitch Johnson [1], [2].
San Antonio dominated the scoring throughout the night, finishing with 139 points to Minnesota's 109 [4]. The victory ensures the Spurs will now face the Oklahoma City Thunder for a spot in the NBA Finals [5].
By closing out the series in Minneapolis, the Spurs avoided the pressure of a Game 7. The margin of victory in Game 6 suggests a significant momentum shift as the team enters the final round of the conference playoffs [1], [4].
“Stephon Castle scored 32 points to lead the San Antonio Spurs to a 139-109 victory”
The Spurs' advancement to the Western Conference Finals signals a rapid rebuilding success, centered on the synergy between established talent like Victor Wembanyama and emerging stars like Stephon Castle. By eliminating a disciplined Timberwolves team in a blowout, San Antonio demonstrates a level of offensive versatility and confidence that makes them a legitimate contender for the NBA championship.
