The Spurs eventually took a 121-119 win in overtime for the final NBA Global Games clash of 2019. A sold-out Arena Ciudad de México bore witness to San Antonio’s fourth consecutive overtime game, an NBA record according to research by the Elias Sports Bureau. “It’s awful,” said Spurs coach Gregg Popovich when alerted to his team making history. In the four-game stretch, the Spurs beat the Houston Rockets, Sacramento Kings and the Suns and lost to only the Cleveland Cavaliers in double OT on Thursday. San Antonio’s record now stands at 10-15.