The San Antonio Spurs (64 - 12) set a franchise record for wins in a season on Saturday, beating the Toronto Raptors (51 - 25) 102 - 95. With the win, San Antonio remains undefeated at home, needing just two more wins to become the first team in NBA history without a homecourt loss. Emerging star Kawhi Leonard hit a new career high on Saturday, scoring 33 points to lead the team. Leonard complemented the scoring outburst with a career - high seven assists and an impressive three steals on the defensive end. Equally impressive was teammate LaMarcus Aldridge, who dropped in 31 points and pulled down 15 rebounds as well. With the win, San Antonio's home win streak extends to 48, the longest active streak and the second - longest of all time behind the recently - ended mark of 54 games from the Golden State Warriors. Toronto only narrowly missed the chance to keep the Spurs from making history despite sitting All-Stars Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan. With the duo resting, rookie Norman Powell slid into the starting five and delivered an impressive 17 points. The team as a whole shot a whopping 50 percent of the field, making it look easy against the stingy San Antonio D. Toronto, too, has eclipsed a franchise - best win total, and is still in contention for the first seed in the Eastern Conference. The Raptors will host the Hornets on Tuesday, while San Antonio will visit the Jazz in Utah.
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