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Spurs rally from 22 down for 10th straight win in Chicago

A quick read on what changed — and what it means for the rotation.

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What happened

San Antonio erased a 22-point first-half deficit in Chicago and beat the Bulls for its 10th straight win after the home team opened scorching from deep and around the rim.

Victor Wembanyama led the comeback with 32 points, nine rebounds and five blocks, while the Spurs forced 19 turnovers and committed only six themselves in the second-half turnaround.

LINEUP CONTEXT

It matters mainly as a form note: San Antonio showed it can recover from a slow start, but the piece adds no new injury or roster update.

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