Harper Breaks Kobe Playoff Record in Spurs Win Sport By lines April 25, 2026 Dylan Harper had 27 points and 10 rebounds Saturday night. The San Antonio Spurs beat the Portland Trail Blazers 120-108. The Spurs held a 2-1 series lead in the first-round Western Conference playoff. Harper’s Historic Bench Night Powers Spurs Past 15-Down Dylan Harper scored 22 of his 27 points in the second half. Dylan Harper connected on 4 of 5 three-point attempts off the bench. Dylan Harper became the youngest player in NBA playoff history to score 25 or more points off the bench. Dylan Harper surpassed a record Kobe Bryant set in 1997. Stephon Castle led San Antonio with 33 points. Castle’s step-back jumper and a pair of free throws gave the Spurs a 105-95 lead with 6 minutes remaining. Portland could not recover. Victor Wembanyama sat out Game 3 with a concussion sustained in Game 2. Luke Kornet started in Wembanyama’s place, totaling 14 points and 10 rebounds. Jrue Holiday paced Portland with 29 points. Portland led 82-67 in the third quarter. San Antonio answered with a 21-5 run to lead 88-87 entering the fourth. Game 4 is Sunday at the Moda Center in Portland. Victor Wembanyama’s availability for Game 4 is uncertain, per Spurs coach Mitch Johnson. Related Sports Coverage Henderson 31: Blazers Top Spurs 106-103 in Game 2 Wembanyama in Concussion Protocol After Scary Fall Wembanyama Becomes First Unanimous NBA DPOY at 22 Source: KSAT San Antonio / AP Sports, NBA.com