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San Antonio Spurs' Fourth Quarter Surge Falls Short Against New Orleans Pelicans

The San Antonio Spurs faced off against the New Orleans Pelicans at Frost Bank Center, resulting in a 104-95 loss for the Silver and Black. The Spurs now hold a record of 31-15, while the Pelicans improved to 12-36. Despite a strong start and a late rally, the home team couldn't overcome their opponents.


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First Quarter


The game began with an impressive showing from the Spurs, who took an early lead by scoring 28 points compared to the Pelicans' 25. Keldon Johnson was instrumental in this quarter, contributing significantly to his team's offensive efforts.


Second Quarter


In the second quarter, however, momentum shifted as the Pels outscored San Antonio with 31 points to their 19. The Silver and Black struggled with shooting accuracy during this period but maintained their defensive intensity.


Third Quarter


As play resumed after halftime, both teams displayed tenacity on defense. The third quarter saw New Orleans slightly extend their lead by adding another 26 points while holding San Antonio to just 21. Victor Wembanyama's presence was felt defensively as he contributed blocks that kept his team within reach.


Fourth Quarter


Entering into what would be a decisive final stretch of play -the fourth quarter-, it became clear that neither side intended on backing down easily; yet despite valiant efforts from players like De'Aaron Fox who led fast breaks resulting in crucial baskets for his squad (16 fast break points total), ultimately it wasn't enough against relentless opposition pressure applied throughout these last moments leading up until buzzer sounded signaling end match-up between two fierce competitors: "San Antonio Spurs vs New Orleans Pelicans final score" ended favoring visitors at tally line reading '104-95'.


Looking ahead towards future contests awaiting them soon thereafter such as upcoming clash scheduled January twenty-eighth taking place Toyota Center located Houston Texas where they'll face off Rockets broadcast live networks ESPN SCHN respectively starting promptly half past nine evening Eastern Daylight Time fans encouraged tune catch all action unfold firsthand! Share your thoughts about this game and spread word among fellow enthusiasts!

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