马刺 vs 森林狼 113 - 103 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By GaryQfromSanJose | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2024-11-03 10:44:04
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马刺的“四大天王”（文班亚马、索汉、保罗和约翰逊）抹平了明尼苏达上半场的领先优势，帮助球队胜率达到五成
在格雷格·波波维奇(Gregg Popovich)（原因不明的疾病）缺席场边指挥的情况下，圣安东尼奥马刺队(3胜3负)打出了极具竞争力和实力的上半场，抹平了早些时候对阵明尼苏达森林狼队(3胜3负)的7分劣势——后者正处于背靠背第二场的比赛中——并在半场结束时取得了5分的领先优势。考虑到对手的高水平，马刺队打出了他们本赛季最令人印象深刻的下半场，一度将领先优势扩大到19分，并最终以113-103的比分获胜，全场命中率超过50%。
杰里米·索汉(Jeremy Sochan)（19分、10个篮板和4次助攻）和维克多·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)（17分、6个篮板和2次盖帽）得到了凯尔登·约翰逊(Keldon Johnson)本赛季最佳表现（25分和8个篮板）的支持，并在内线和篮板上（44-32）对森林狼队更强壮的前锋线球员们展现了统治力。他们也得到了克里斯·保罗(Chris Paul)（15分和13次助攻）的大力帮助，哈里森·巴恩斯(Harrison Barnes)的及时贡献（14分）在第四节一些紧张的时刻也起到了关键作用。
朱利叶斯·兰德尔(Julius Randle)（21分和5个篮板）和安东尼·爱德华兹(Anthony Edwards)（21分和5个篮板）的出色表现不足以抵挡马刺队今晚的均衡攻势，森林狼队最终落败。丹特·迪温琴佐(Donte DiVincenzo)（14分）和年度最佳第六人纳兹·里德(Naz Reid)（11分）也从替补席上做出了贡献。
两队开局都火力全开，投篮和罚球命中率都很高。保罗和文班亚马帮助圣安东尼奥取得了稳固的开局，而爱德华兹、戈贝尔和兰德尔则在远投和内线予取予求。除了得分节奏很快之外，两队在精彩的第一节中仅出现两次失误——各一次。两队在第一节结束时战成32平。
文班亚马把第二节前半段变成了他的个人精彩集锦（见下文），但明尼苏达继续对马刺的防守施加持续压力，以保持微弱的优势。尼基尔·亚历山大-沃克(Nickeil Alexander-Walker)的三分球再次将圣安东尼奥的落后分差扩大到7分。“保罗连线索汉”的组合贡献了一次扣篮和一次“打三分”成功。索汉从右路到左路的快速突破让他完成了一次反手上篮（托尼·帕克式），并将比分扳平。保罗的三分球帮助球队取得领先，马刺队也成功地保持了这一优势，他们在上半场的24次投篮中有15次来自助攻。森林狼队在半场结束时落后5分。
在又一个令人鼓舞的第三节比赛中，约翰逊继续疯狂地冲击篮筐，而索汉在前三节无疑是影响力最大的大个子。兰德尔凭借强大的力量碾压防守者，得分突破20分大关。圣安东尼奥继续保持着火热的投篮手感——充分利用了森林狼队昨晚在全国直播中比赛到很晚的劣势。同样令人印象深刻的是，马刺队的抢断和盖帽数（9次）与失误数（9次）相同，很好地控制了球权。顽强的马刺队带着13分的领先优势进入第四节。
观察
- 外甥女1：“保罗是首发里最可爱的”。外甥女2：“那个棕色头发的家伙（索汉）是最丑的”。她们现在有望成为马刺队的终身球迷。
- 文班的轻松得分: 在开局阶段，文班亚马在低位戏耍了朱利叶斯·兰德尔，然后投进了一个邓肯式的擦板球。
- 上半场，索汉在被吹罚了一次有争议的进攻犯规后，在接下来的回合中迫使爱德华兹走步违例。他的竞技水平又上了一个台阶。
- 朱利安·尚帕尼(Julian Champagnie)出色地限制了爱德华兹的三分球出手空间，而且没有犯规。
- 在第一节结束时，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔(Stephon Castle)面对着跃跃欲试的爱德华兹的防守，带球杀入内线，最后在禁区内错失了一记高难度的抛投。我认为他身上有股狠劲。看起来教练组希望他能在三分线外出手。
- 比赛最佳镜头1： 文班亚马在纳兹·里德的严防下，重现了迈克尔·乔丹1992年对阵尼克斯时著名的底线动作，并完成了一记反身底线扣篮，而且没有额外的运球。
- 比赛最佳镜头2： 第二节发生了很多精彩的瞬间。然而，在文班亚马在篮筐上盖掉了戈贝尔的扣篮尝试之后，他接到了保罗的口袋传球（快速地说几遍），完成了一记势大力沉的单手扣篮。
- 比赛最佳镜头3： 第四节中段，在进攻时间即将耗尽且被困在内线深处的情况下，尚帕尼找到了空切的巴恩斯，后者完成了一记滑翔扣篮，帮助球队保持了13分的领先优势。
- 比赛开始的前4分多钟，两队打得难解难分，共得到30分。保罗的中距离投篮让马刺队紧咬森林狼队，而兰德尔则在内线频频得手。充满自信的文班亚马在流畅的得分前展现了两个值得称道的动作，这促使雅各布·托比(Jacob Tobey)脱口而出：“文班真厉害，不是吗？”在接下来的几分钟里，进攻节奏明显放缓。扎克·科林斯(Zach Collins)的接球就投三分球一度让圣安东尼奥取得领先，但森林狼队的一连串三分球让马刺队落后7分。凯尔登·约翰逊的侧翼三分球帮助球队在第一节结束时将比分追至32平。
- 戈贝尔在第二节开始时罚中了几个罚球，而约翰逊则在他头上完成了一记高难度的抛投。随后，文班亚马在底线完成了他标志性的“从未见过”的动作，并完成了一记扣篮。约翰逊凭借顽强的意志在戈贝尔头上完成了他的第二个和第三个内线得分，将分差保持在一球之内。文班亚马的扣篮和罚球让圣安东尼奥再次短暂领先。约翰逊下一次杀入内线——突出了他7投6中的开局。然后，索汉和文班亚马联手迫使对手进攻违例，索汉在前场送出一记漂亮的空中接力，文班亚马轻松完成扣篮。文班亚马对戈贝尔的盖帽帮助球队以62-57的比分进入中场休息。
- 爱德华兹在第三节开始时积极寻找进攻机会。保罗重新展现了他的传球魔力（肖恩·埃利奥特(Sean Elliott)将他比作“场上的外科医生”），并送出了一记漂亮的传球给索汉，后者完成扣篮。索汉抢断了兰德尔的球，在一次奇怪的3打1快攻演练后，将球传给了朱利安·尚帕尼，后者完成了一记快攻扣篮，帮助圣安东尼奥领先12分。杰登·麦克丹尼尔斯(Jaden McDaniels)和索汉在争抢一个地板球时纠缠在一起，结果两人都被吹罚技术犯规。索汉的回应是盖掉了里德的勾手。文班亚马助攻约翰逊投中了底角和正面三分球，帮助马刺队将领先优势扩大到19分，这也是他们本场的最大领先优势。兰德尔从低迷中苏醒过来，连续得分，帮助森林狼队将分差缩小到10分。在兰德尔将科林斯撞出电视屏幕外完成得分后，裁判终于吹罚了他的进攻犯规，因为他撞到了科林斯的躯干。
- 圣安东尼奥在第四节开始的几分钟里出现了最糟糕的几次进攻回合，但明尼苏达未能抓住机会。尚帕尼用一个三分球回应了丹特·迪温琴佐的三分，将比分改写为102-85。马刺队一些自私的进攻选择让森林狼队再次将分差缩小到11分。“黑鹰”帮助球队确保了主场战胜明尼苏达——首先，他接尚帕尼的传球完成了一记扣篮；然后，索汉抢下了文班亚马的投失球，并将球传给了空切的巴恩斯，后者上篮得分。
- 森林狼队主教练克里斯·芬奇(Chris Finch)在比赛还剩3分08秒时就换上了替补球员——尽管分差“只有”14分，球迷们也得以看到新秀罗布·迪林厄姆(Rob Dillingham)身披明尼苏达球衣。我真的很喜欢代理教练米奇·约翰逊(Mitch Johnson)让他的老将们一直打到比赛还剩79秒。
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圣安东尼奥将前往加利福尼亚，在周一晚上9:30（中部夏令时间）在Intuit Dome球馆迎战洛杉矶快船队，这是他们在该球馆的第一场比赛。
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San Antonio vs. Minnesota, Final Score: Spurs handle Timberwolves 113-103
Spurs’ Fierce Four (Wembanyama, Sochan, Paul, and Johnson) erased Minnesota’s first half lead to bring the team to .500
Without Gregg Popovich (unspecified illness), patrolling the sidelines, San Antonio (3-3) played a highly competitive and competent first half, erased an early seven-point deficit to Minnesota (3-3), who was on a SEGABABA, and took a five-point lead into halftime. The Spurs played their most impressive second half, given the high-level quality of their opponent, to storm out to a 19-point lead and held on for the 113-103 victory, while shooting over 50% for the game.
Jeremy Sochan (19 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 assists) and Victor Wembanyama (17 points, 6 rebounds, 2 blocks) were bolstered by Keldon Johnson’s finest game of the season (25 points and 8 rebounds), and asserted themselves in the paint and on the boards (44-32) against the bulkier Wolves’ frontline. They received ample assistance from Chris Paul (15 points and 13 assists), and Harrison Barnes’ timely production (14 points) proved pivotal in some tense fourth quarter moments.
Julius Randle (21 points and 5 rebounds) and Anthony Edwards (21 points and 5 rebounds) were not enough to counter the Spurs’ balance tonight in defeat. Donte DiVincenzo (14 points) and Sixth Man of the Year Naz Reid (11 points) chipped in off the bench.
Both teams stormed out of the gates and shot well from the field and at the line. Paul and Wembanyama staked San Antonio to a solid start, while Edwards, Gobert, and Randle feasted from distance and in the paint. On top of the great scoring pace, the teams combined for only two turnovers in the excellent stanza - one each. The teams left the quarter tied at 32.
Wembanyama made the first half of the second quarter his personal highlight reel (see sequences below), but Minnesota continued to put persistent pressure on the Spurs’ defense to keep a tenuous advantage. Nickeil Alexander-Walker’s three again put San Antonio’s deficit to seven. The “Paul to Sochan” battery combined for a dunk and an and-1. Sochan’s scurry from right-to-left netted him a reverse lay-up (a la Tony Parker) and tied the game. Paul’s three nudged his team into the lead, which the team was able to hold onto as San Antonio asssted on 15 of their 24 first-half field goals. The Wolves left the half down five.
In yet another encouraging third quarter effort, Johnson continued his furious drives to the rim with reckless abandon, while Sochan was, by far, the most impactful big through the first three quarters. Randle was able to bowl over and through defenders to get past the 20-point scoring mark. San Antonio continued its torrid shooting pace - taking advantage of a Wolves squad that played late into last night on national TV. Just as impressively, the Spurs had as many steals and blocks (9) as turnovers (9) in taking care of the ball. The resilient Spurs went into the fourth up 13.
Observations
- Niece #1: “Paul is the cutest starter”. Niece #2: “The guy with the brown hair (Sochan) is the ugliest”. They are now hopefully lifelong Spurs fans.
- Victor Ease: Early on in the opening stanza, Wembanyama put Julius Randle in a blender on the post and swished home a Duncanesque banker.
- In the first half, Sochan, after getting called for a questionable offensive foul, forced Edwards into a travel on the next possession. His compete level is on another level.
- Julian Champagnie did a wonderful job keeping Edwards in a confined space on his 3-point attempts - and without drawing fouls either.
- Stephon Castle, at the end of the opening frame, with an eager Edwards defending him and took him deep into the paint before missing a tough floater in the lane. I think he’s got that dog in him. It does seem like the staff want him taking shots from the top of the key.
- Sequence of the Game #1: Wembanyama managed to re-create Michael Jordan’s famous baseline move on the Knicks from 1992 with Naz Reid draped all over him and slam home a reverse baseline dunk WITHOUT. AN. ADDITIONAL. DRIBBLE.
- Sequence of the Game #2: So much excitement took place throughout the second quarter. However, after Wembanyama turned away a Gobert dunk attempt at the rim, he was at the receiving end of a Paul pocket pass (say that a bunch of times fast) for a soaring one-handed slam.
- Sequence of the Game #3: Late in the shotclock and trapped deep in the paint midway through the fourth, Champagnie found a cutting Barnes for a gliding dunk to preserve a 13-point advantage.
- The teams combined excitedly for 30 in the first 4+ minutes of action. Paul’s midrange prowess kept the Spurs right at the Wolves’ heels, while Randle found success in the paint. An uber-confident Wembanyama had two highlight-worthy moves preceding smooth buckets prompting Jacob Tobey to utter “Wemby’s nasty isn’t he.” The offensive pace slowed considerably in the ensuing minutes. Zach Collins’ catch-and-shoot three gave San Antonio the lead momentarily, but a flurry of Wolves’ threes put the Spurs down seven. Keldon Johnson’s wing three tied things at 32 after one.
- Gobert swished several free throws to start the second period, while Johnson converted a tough floater over him. Wembanyama then did one of his ‘never seen that’ moves on the baseline for a dunk. Johnson willed home his second and third paint buckets over Gobert to keep it a one-possession game. Wembanyama’s dunk and free throws put San Antonio back in the lead again for mere moments. Johnson’s next foray into the paint - accentuated his 6-for-7 start. Sochan and Wembanyama then teamed to force a shot clock violation and the forward lofted a sweet lob to the center at the other end. Wembanyama’s block on Gobert preserved a 62-57 result heading into the break.
- Edwards sought out his offense at the start of the third quarter. Paul resumed his passing wizardry (and Sean Elliott likening him to a ‘surgeon out there’) and dropped a lovely dime to Sochan for a dunk. Sochan stripped Randle, and after the weirdest 3-on-1 fast break drill, found Julian Champagnie for a dunk in transition to put San Antonio up a dozen. Jaden McDaniels and Sochan got caught up in the lane on a loose ball, which resulted in double technicals. Sochan responded by swatted away Reid’s hook attempt. Wembanyama’s assisted Johnson on corner and straightaway threes to give the Spurs biggest lead at 19. Randle woke up from a slumber and scored several impressive buckets to pull the Wolves within ten. After Randle shoved Collins off the TV screen to get a basket, the referees finally whistled him for an offensive foul after he clocked Collins in the torso.
- San Antonio had its sloppiest possessions over several minutes to start the fourth, but Minnesota was unable to capitalize. Champagnie answered Donte DiVincenzo’s three with one of his own to make it 102-85. Some selfish Spurs possessions allowed the Wolves to close to eleven again. The Black Falcon helped secure the home win against Minnesota - first, he got himself open for a dunk off of a Champagnie feed, and then Sochan rescued an errant Wembanyama airball, and found a cutting Barnes for a lay-up.
- Wolves coach Chris Finch put in the reserves with 3:08 still left - despite it being ‘only’ a 14-point game, and fans were able to see rookie Rob Dillingham don the Minnesota jersey. I really liked that fill-in coach Mitch Johnson let his veterans stay in until 79 seconds remained.
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San Antonio heads to California for its first game at the Intuit Dome against the Los Angeles Clippers Monday night at 9:30 PM CDT.
By GaryQfromSanJose, via Pounding The Rock