From starting with the Warriors and Stephen Curry to a stint in Dallas with Dirk Nowitzki and now with the Spurs and Wemby, Barnes has seen it all.

The San Antonio Spurs watched their three-game winning streak come to an end Wednesday night, losing 125-120 to a Golden State Warriors squad that showed up ready to fight. The loss stung, sure, but it came with an unexpected silver lining that had nothing to do with the final score.

The Golden State Warriors snapped a frustrating six-game road losing streak with a hard-fought 125-120 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night, a win fueled by a spectacular season-high 46 points from Stephen Curry.

The Golden State Warriors' latest rotation shuffle gave key closing minutes to veteran Gary Payton II, who'd lost playing time. He proved more than ready to help stymie the San Antonio Spurs.

The San Antonio Spurs have enjoyed just one game this season with De’Aaron Fox in the lineup, and already his additions are apparent. Not only does he provide a scoring and playmaking burst, but he adds confidence, defensive discipline, and a clutch gene that San Antonio hasn’t really had in several seasons.

San Antonio voters clear the way for $1.5-billion downtown transformation, putting the NBA's San Antonio Spurs at the center of the city’s next chapter.

NBA City Edition jerseys for the 2025-26 season have officially been released on the Fanatics website, and you can check them out now, as well as the rest of the City Edition collection.

The Warriors rebounded from an “embarrassing” Thunder loss, with Jimmy Butler calling it humbling and Curry erupting for 46 points.