The San Antonio Spurs rounded off the NBA 2K25 Summer League with a 100-89 win against the Toronto Raptors. As detailed by FOX San Antonio, the Spurs established dominance early in the game with a ten-point lead by the end of the first quarter and didn't relinquish the grip, maintaining a convincing lead throughout the matchup.

Their performance was consistent, shooting 45.3% from the field and a noteworthy 36.7% from three-point territory. Free-throw accuracy also distinguished their gameplay, hitting 84.6% from the line. These figures arguably made the difference, with the Raptors trailing behind at 43.8%, 21.4%, and 79.2% in these categories respectively. San Antonio outpaced Toronto not just in scoring but in the physical aspects of the game as well, out-rebounding them by a significant margin of 49-30 and delivering more assists, according to NBA.com.

Donovan Williams, undrafted in 2022, showcased his value leading Spurs scorers with 16 points. Williams, who spent time honing his skills with the Santa Cruz Warriors, is a testament to the potential lurking outside the draft spotlight. Riley Minix, also notching 14 points in the game, received validation for his Summer League prowess in the form of a training camp invitation and contract.

For the Raptors, Jamal Shead put up an admirable fight scoring a team-high 18 points alongside four rebounds and six assists. Despite the efforts from players like D.J. Carton and Ja'Kobe Walter, they could not stem the controlled tide presented by the Spurs, with Yauhen Massalski making a standout bench appearance with 14 points, 13 rebounds, five assists, and two steals. Ibrahima Diallo, with roots in both France and Senegal, contributed six points and 12 rebounds himself. This game offers a glimpse into the potential up-and-comers looking to make their mark in the upcoming NBA season.