On the first game of a four-game road trip, the San Antonio Spurs won a hard fought game, 110-108, against the third-best team in the Western Conference. They did it behind three-point shooting and a clutch offensive rebound. Overall, the team ended 15-40 from behind the arc, which gave them a 12-point advantage over the Golden State Warriors.
Josh Richardson was the catalyst for that three-point shooting, going 3-5. He ended the game with a team-high 25 points. Dejounte Murray followed him with 19 points, however, it was on 8-24 shooting. This really ended up being a true team victory, given six Spurs scored in double figures.