Dallas Mavericks vs. San Antonio Spurs: Final Score, Replay & Game Details

Updated October 25, 2026: The Dallas Mavericks vs. San Antonio Spurs game is final. San Antonio defeated Dallas 122-106 at American Airlines Center on Saturday, October 24. The result is recorded on the official NBA team box score. This update replaces the earlier pregame status and viewing information with the final score and current ways to find a replay.

The game tipped off at 7:00 p.m. Central Daylight Time in Dallas (CDT, UTC−05:00) on October 24. That was 8:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT, UTC−04:00) and 00:00 UTC on Sunday, October 25. Dallas was still observing daylight time on October 24; the 2026 U.S. daylight-saving period ended on November 1, according to NIST’s 2026 daylight-saving dates. The date changes only in the UTC listing; in Dallas, the game took place Saturday night.

Final result: San Antonio 122, Dallas 106

The Spurs left Dallas with a 16-point win. The official NBA box score marks the matchup as complete and records San Antonio with 122 points and Dallas with 106. Fans checking a live scoreboard after the game should use the final result rather than the pregame schedule listing, which showed the teams, venue, and tipoff but did not yet include an outcome.

The official team box score provides the detail behind the headline number. San Antonio made 48 of 101 field-goal attempts, including 15 of 42 three-pointers, and recorded 43 rebounds. Dallas made 45 of 88 field-goal attempts, including 11 of 28 from three-point range, and finished with 42 rebounds. Those totals describe the completed game; by themselves, they do not identify every decisive stretch or explain a coaching decision. The NBA’s game page also links to the box score, game charts, and play-by-play for readers who want to review the sequence rather than rely only on the final score.

Use the Mavericks’ official NBA box score for player-by-player statistics and the NBA game page for the matchup record and its additional game tabs. Both pages are keyed to game ID 0022600109, which helps distinguish this contest from another Spurs–Mavericks meeting later in the season.

Tipoff, venue, and time-zone details

Dallas hosted the regular-season game at American Airlines Center. The NBA’s game listing gives the date as Saturday, October 24, 2026, and lists the start at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Because the United States was still on daylight time that Saturday, the corresponding Dallas time was 7:00 p.m. CDT, not Central Standard Time. The UTC conversion crossed midnight: 00:00 UTC was Sunday, October 25. This distinction matters when comparing a Dallas schedule with an international calendar or a feed that stores timestamps in UTC.

The matchup was an early-season Southwest Division meeting between two Western Conference teams. The result is one regular-season game and should be read in that scope. The official NBA 2026–27 schedule release and game page are the best references for the season context and official event record.

How to watch the game now

This game has ended, so live television listings are historical rather than a way to join the broadcast. Before tipoff, the Mavericks’ official game preview listed KFAA-29 and MavsTV+ among the Dallas viewing options. The Spurs’ official schedule listed DAZN-SAS and NBA TV. Those local options depended on the viewer’s region, service, and applicable blackout rules; they should not be treated as universal channels or as current live coverage.

For a full-game replay or a condensed game, the NBA Help Center says active NBA League Pass subscribers can look in the game’s Details section on NBA.com or in the NBA app. Sign in, open the completed game, and choose the available stream. Replays may take several hours to appear while the video is processed, so an empty replay panel immediately after the final buzzer does not necessarily mean the game will never be posted. Check the NBA League Pass replay guidance for current steps and restrictions.

In the United States, the NBA says replay timing can depend on blackout status: a nationally blacked-out full replay becomes available at 6:00 a.m. Eastern Time the following day, while a locally blacked-out replay becomes available three days after the game concludes. A game that is not blacked out may appear after several hours of processing. These timing rules do not establish which feed is available to a particular subscriber, and international catalogs can differ. Check the game page and your provider for the option offered in your location.

Player availability and the official record

The previous version included a pregame injury-report snapshot showing the teams had not yet submitted their statuses at that report time. That note is now historical and is not a current availability update: the game is complete. For this matchup, the official box score is the appropriate record of who appeared and each player’s recorded statistics. This update does not infer a player’s medical condition from participation, absence, or the final score.

For a concise postgame check, confirm the final line first, then compare player statistics or open the play-by-play if you are reviewing a specific moment. The NBA pages retain the game identifier, date, and teams, while League Pass provides the replay route for eligible subscribers. That combination keeps the result, event details, and viewing information tied to the same completed fixture.