By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2024-11-05 18:27:08
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在周六对阵明尼苏达森林狼的比赛中取得了赛季最佳胜利后，圣安东尼奥马刺今晚却输给了洛杉矶快船，遭遇了本赛季最令人沮丧的一场失利。最终，快船以113-104获胜。
比赛初期，马刺的形势一片大好。圣安东尼奥在第一节结束时以40-14领先，似乎已经准备好轻松取胜。遗憾的是，事与愿违。马刺的进攻开始停滞，而快船则在外线找到了手感。
在首节12分钟砍下40分后，马刺在接下来的比赛中仅得到64分。在第四节，马刺以18-31的比分输给了对手，最终崩盘。
数据：马刺对阵快船
马刺对阵快船 – 最终评分
维克托·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)
优点：文班亚马在内线的防守绝对令人胆寒。他全场送出九次盖帽，让快船在篮下举步维艰。文班亚马在篮板上表现出色，传球到位，并且减少了失误。缺点：文班亚马的外线投篮不佳。更糟糕的是，他在面对比自己矮一英尺的球员防守时，得分也十分挣扎。这种情况必须改变。在防守端，他在外线也犯了一些错误。总体而言：他距离三双只差一个盖帽，但这位二年级超级新星无法在进攻端利用错位优势，这阻碍了球队的发挥。
评分：B
克里斯·保罗(Chris Paul)
保罗再次表现得相当出色。他得到了14分和10次助攻。比赛初期，他的传球堪称完美。他用精准的传球撕裂了快船的防线。保罗也积极寻找得分机会，以保持防守端的压力。不幸的是，随着比赛的进行，他的组织能力有所下降。到了第四节，保罗一反常态地错失了空位队友的机会。回想起来，马刺可能在这场比赛中让他承担了过多的重任。
评分：B+
朱利安·尚帕尼(Julian Champagnie)
尚帕尼在第一节摆脱了投篮低迷的状态。他三分球3投3中，帮助圣安东尼奥打出了梦幻般的开局。随着比赛的进行，尚帕尼继续出手，并保持了合理的命中率。可惜的是，他的防守表现惨不忍睹。他下手过多，在面对快船的单打球员时显得脚步沉重。
评分：B
哈里森·巴恩斯(Harrison Barnes)
巴恩斯出场38分钟，但贡献不多。他有几次不错的传球和几个不错的篮板，但仅此而已。他只投进一球，防守端也乏善可陈。巴恩斯的轮转防守还可以，但他很少被要求承担防守端的重任。
评分：C-
杰里米·索汉(Jeremy Sochan)
索汉因拇指受伤被迫离场。希望索汉不会因此缺席任何比赛，因为他开局状态强劲。对阵快船的比赛中，他的身体对抗，尤其是在争抢球方面，让洛杉矶难以招架。如果索汉没有受伤，马刺很可能会赢得这场比赛。
评分：B
凯尔登·约翰逊(Keldon Johnson)
这场比赛约翰逊的表现平平无奇。他在内线有一些强硬的终结，个人防守也中规中矩。然而，约翰逊没有投三分，组织进攻也很少，他的团队防守有时也慢半拍。
评分：B-
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔(Stephon Castle)
卡斯尔的表现还不错。他在进攻端的内线对抗强硬。他的运球和突破看起来不错。他命中了一记中距离跳投，并送出了一些漂亮的传球。在防守端，他有一些积极的表现，但也犯了一些新秀的错误。
评分：B-
马拉基·布拉纳姆(Malaki Branham)
观看布拉纳姆的比赛令人沮丧。他的投篮选择很差，出手过于勉强。他的决策也不好，未能抓住几次机会。在防守端，布拉纳姆显然是球队中最差的球员。总而言之，他在这场比赛中表现挣扎。
评分：D
扎克·科林斯(Zach Collins)
科林斯本场表现有些奇怪。他五次出手全部投失，只抢到一个防守篮板。然而，他的表现比数据显示的要好一些。他在内线对抗积极，手部动作活跃，设置了很好的掩护，并且在无球状态下移动良好。科林斯的比赛表现不好，但也并非特别糟糕。
评分：C+
桑德罗·马穆克拉什维利(Sandro Mamukelashvili)
马穆克拉什维利在第四节开始时替补出场，并以一记三分球拉开了序幕。虽然他一直保持着高昂的斗志，但他没能将这种势头保持下去。如果索汉缺席比赛，预计马穆的出场时间会大大增加。在洛杉矶的比赛中，他展现了他能为球队带来的积极作用。
评分：B
米奇·约翰逊(Mitch Johnson)
由于波波维奇无限期缺席，约翰逊现在是球队的代理主教练。对阵快船的比赛中，我认为这位代理教练在精彩的第一节之后表现挣扎。他让首发球员承担了过多的重任，这导致了第四节的低迷表现。考虑到巴恩斯在攻防两端都没有太多贡献，他的出场时间过长。让尚帕尼在第四节担任主要的防守球员是一个错误。39岁的保罗不可能一直掌控球权，球队的组织进攻需要更多球员的参与。第一节的表现很棒，但之后的一切对于教练组来说都是一场 struggle。
评分：D
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Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Los Angeles Clippers – Game #7
After notching their best win of the season on Saturday versus the Minnesota Timberwolves, the San Antonio Spurs followed that up with their most frustrating loss of the season tonight against the Los Angeles Clippers. When the dust settled, the Clippers had a 113-104 victory.
Early on, things couldn’t have looked much better for the Spurs. San Antonio led 40-14 after the first quarter and appeared ready to waltz to a win. Regrettably, that didn’t happen. The offense for the Spurs started sputtering and the Clippers caught fire from three-point land.
After scoring 40 points in the first 12 minutes, the Spurs would score only 64 points the rest of the way. In the fourth period, the good guys were outscored 31-18 and the collapse was complete
Stats: Spurs at Clippers
Spurs at Clippers – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
The good: Wembanyama was an absolute defensive terror in the paint. He finished with nine blocks and made life very difficult for the Clippers close to the basket. Wembanyama was very good on the boards, passed the ball well and limited his sloppiness. The bad: Wembanyama didn’t shoot it well from the perimeter. To make matters worse, he struggled to score when guarded by players a foot shorter than him. That has to change. Defensively, he had some mistakes out on the perimeter. Overall: He was a block away from a triple-double but the super sophomore not being able to exploit mismatches on offense was holding the team back.
Grade: B
Chris Paul
Paul was pretty darn good again. He finished with 14 points and ten assists. Early on, his passing was flawless. He was picking apart the Clippers with his precision. Paul also did a good job of looking to score in order to keep the defense honest. Unfortunately, his playmaking got worse as the game progressed. By the fourth quarter, Paul was uncharacteristically missing open teammates. In retrospect, the Spurs probably had him carry too much of the load on this night.
Grade: B+
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie busted out of his shooting slump in the first quarter. He went 3-for-3 from deep to help power San Antonio’s fantastic opening frame. Champagnie kept shooting as the game wore on and produced at a reasonable rate. Sadly, his defense was ugly to watch. He was reaching too much and looked heavy-footed going against the isolation players on the Clippers.
Grade: B
Harrison Barnes
Barnes played 38 minutes but didn’t do a whole lot. He had a couple good passes, a couple good rebounds but that was about it. He had one made basket and his defense was nothing to write home about. Barnes’ rotations were okay on defense but he was rarely called upon to do any of the heavy lifting on that end.
Grade: C-
Jeremy Sochan
Sochan was forced to leave the game due to a thumb injury. Hopefully Sochan doesn’t have to miss any games because he is off to a strong start. Against the Clippers, his physicality — particularly in loose ball situations — was very difficult for the L.A. to handle. If Sochan doesn’t get hurt, it’s fair to say that the Spurs probably win this game.
Grade: B
Keldon Johnson
This performance didn’t move the needle much for Johnson. He had some hard-nosed finishes in the paint and played average individual defense. However, Johnson didn’t shoot a three, did very little playmaking and his team-defense was sometimes a step slow.
Grade: B-
Stephon Castle
Castle did okay. He was burly in the paint on offense. His ball-handling and driving look good. He hit a midrange jumper and authored a few smart passes. Defensively, he had some positive plays but he also had a couple rookie mistakes.
Grade: B-
Malaki Branham
Watching Branham was frustrating. His shot-selection was poor; he was forcing too many looks. His decision-making wasn’t good. He failed to take advantage of a few opportunities. Defensively, Branham was clearly the worst player on the team. All in all, it was simply a struggle for him.
Grade: D
Zach Collins
It was a strange outing for Collins. He missed all five of his shots from the field and only pulled down one defensive rebound. However, he did a bit better than the numbers suggest. He was physical in the paint, his hands were active, he set good screens and he moved well without the ball. Collins didn’t have a good game but it wasn’t especially bad, either.
Grade: C+
Sandro Mamukelashvili
Mamukelashvili entered the game to begin the fourth quarter and started things with a bang when he knocked down a three-pointer. While the effort level remained high, he couldn’t quite keep the momentum going in his favor. If Sochan misses time, expect Mamu to begin to see many more minutes. In Los Angeles, there were flashes of the goodness he could bring to the table.
Grade: B
Mitch Johnson
With Pop out for an indefinite period of time, Johnson is now in charge. Against the Clippers, I thought the interim coach struggled after the glorious first quarter. He put too much of the burden on the starters, which played a role in the listless fourth quarter. Barnes played too many minutes considering he wasn’t doing much on either end. Allowing Champagnie to act as the chief defensive stopper in the fourth quarter was a mistake. Paul, at 39, can’t be the every-down quarterback — there’s got to be more sharing of the playmaking duties. The first quarter was awesome but everything after that was a struggle for the coaching staff.
Grade: D
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk