Dylan Harper's 25 Points Mark a New Career High
The Spurs guard nearly doubled his season scoring average in a single night against the Knicks.
Dylan Harper scored 25 points for the Spurs on June 13, 2026. That is a career high. The game came against the Knicks, as the 2025-26 season wound down.
The new mark replaces his old one. Before June 13, Harper's career high was 24 points, set on March 21, 2026. He broke that number by one point, less than three months later.
The size of the gap with his season line matters more than the one-point jump over his old high. Across 92 games in 2025-26, Harper has averaged 12.4 points and 23.6 minutes a game. Twenty-five points is roughly double his season scoring average over that stretch.
One big night does not rewrite a season built on 92 games. For 25 points to become a repeatable number rather than a ceiling, Harper would need more minutes than the 23.6 he has averaged, and he would need to keep producing at that rate over many games, not just one against the Knicks. Until that happens, June 13 stands as his single best scoring night of the year, not a new baseline.
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