Keldon Johnson's 23 points and Stephon Castle's 20 propelled the San Antonio Spurs to a thrilling 125-118 comeback win over the Toronto Raptors, overcoming a daunting 22-point deficit for only their second victory this season when trailing by 20 or more. Scottie Barnes shined for Toronto with 35 points, but the Raptors ended their season with a disappointing 30-52 record, missing the playoffs for the third consecutive year. Meanwhile, veteran Chris Paul, at 39, joined an elite group of players with a full-season appearance while Julian Champagnie contributed significantly with his consistent play throughout the season.

The Spurs' resilience was evident as they tied the game late in the third quarter, setting the stage for a dramatic finish. Despite injuries, such as Garrett Temple's sprained knee, both teams displayed fierce competitiveness, leaving fans eager for what the next season holds.