Spurs’ Stephon Castle Achieves Historic Triple-Double, First Since 1993 Legend
Stephon Castle delivered an unforgettable performance, marking his name in San Antonio Spurs history. He recorded the first 40-point triple-double for the franchise since David Robinson’s remarkable feat in 1993. This exceptional display took place during a decisive victory over the Dallas Mavericks.
Historic Performance Against the Mavericks
On a memorable Saturday night, Castle showcased his skills extensively. He scored 40 points, shooting an impressive 15-of-19 from the field. His three-point shooting was also noteworthy, hitting 3-of-5 attempts. Additionally, he was reliable at the free-throw line, converting 7-of-10 shots.
Triple-Double Statistics
- Points: 40
- Rebounds: 12
- Assists: 12
- Steals: 3
- Blocks: 1
- Plus-Minus: +30
Castle’s contribution was pivotal, and he recorded the most rebounds for the Spurs. His all-around game included setting up teammates with 12 assists and contributing defensively with three steals and a block. In just 32 minutes on the court, he positively influenced the game, leading to an easy victory.
Stephon Castle’s Season Overview
Before this historic night, Castle averaged 16.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 6.9 assists per game. Despite struggling with a field goal percentage of 45.5% and a three-point percentage of 27.9% during the season, this performance demonstrated his potential for growth.
Many expected Victor Wembanyama to be the franchise player making headlines, but Castle’s standout night proves that he is also a vital part of the Spurs’ future.
