Spurs 113, 76ers 91: Austin Daye scored a season-high 22 points off the bench as red-hot San Antonio sent visiting Philadelphia to its 25th consecutive defeat - one shy of the NBA record.

Daye knocked down a career-best six 3-pointers while Tim Duncan added 19 points in a tidy 23 minutes as the Spurs rolled to their 14th straight win despite playing without guard Tony Parker, who missed the game with a sore Achilles. Patty Mills and Kawhi Leonard added 15 points each while Cory Joseph had 12 making a spot start for Parker.

Michael Carter-Williams and Thaddeus Young led the way with 17 points each but shot a combined 12-of-40 for the 76ers, who can equal the league mark set by the 2010-11 Cleveland Cavaliers when they face the Rockets in Houston on Thursday night. Byron Mullens had 15 points, Elliot Williams added 14 and Henry Sims and James Anderson contributed 10 apiece.

The Spurs met little resistance, jumping out to a double-digit lead on Daye's 3-pointer from the left wing early in the second quarter. Daye added another 3 from the same spot just over a minute later, and Duncan poured in eight points in the final five minutes of the half as San Antonio led 60-44 at the break.

Philadelphia drew as close as 10 points on a Carter-Williams mid-range jumper just past the midway point of the third quarter, but Daye countered with three more 3-pointers and Leonard also hit from long range as the lead swelled to 23. Mills opened the fourth with the Spurs' 10th 3-pointer of the night, and the 76ers didn't get close the rest of the way.

GAME NOTEBOOK: If the 76ers lose in Houston on Thursday, they'll be in line to set the record Saturday night at home against the Detroit Pistons. ... Philadelphia has lost by double digits 18 times during the streak, and eight times by 20 or more points.. ... San Antonio has scored 99 or more points in all but one of its victories during the streak.