[PtR] 圣安东尼奥对阵华盛顿,最终比分:马刺凭借文班亚马首个50分比赛以139-130战胜奇才

马刺 vs 奇才 139 - 130 技术统计 | 视频集锦

By Marilyn Dubinski | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2024-11-14 11:43:33

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华盛顿奇才对阵圣安东尼奥马刺

文班连续第三场比赛刷新了个人三分球命中数纪录。哦,对了,他还砍下了50分。

维克托·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)又迎来一个创造历史的比赛日。马刺队今晚迎战苦苦挣扎的华盛顿奇才队,力争在这个五连主场的第四场比赛中取得第三场胜利。尽管第二阵容在第一节和第四节都葬送了几次两位数的领先优势,但他们依靠文班火热的手感,最终顶住压力,以139-130 secured the win.

文班砍下了职业生涯新高的50分,其中三分球15投8中,同样也是生涯新高,此外还有6个篮板和3次盖帽。他的出色表现实际上掩盖了乔丹·普尔(Jordan Poole)同样精彩的发挥,后者得到42分,并在奇才队最后的反扑中率领球队,使比赛的悬念保持到最后一秒。

赛后观察

  • 如果您错过了这条消息,马刺队今天早些时候宣布,格雷格·波波维奇(Gregg Popovich)在11月2日森林狼队比赛前遭遇的医疗事件是轻度中风。他现在正在进行康复治疗,预计会完全康复,但还没有他回归的具体时间表。我们仍然为波波维奇和他的家人祈祷,希望他能够重返教练席。
  • 约纳斯·瓦兰丘纳斯(Jonas Valanciunas)延续了他“马刺杀手”的本色,仅在上半场的10分钟内就得到了10分和11个篮板的两双数据。幸运的是,在下半场马刺队拉开比分时,他没能延续之前的表现。
  • 有时候正负值不会说谎,上半场就是这种情况。所有首发球员的正负值都在+9到+17之间,而除了正负值为0的布雷克·韦斯利(Blake Wesley)之外,所有替补球员的正负值都是负的两位数。这与比赛的实际情况相符,马刺队早早建立了16分的领先优势,但在替补阵容首次登场后几乎立即被抹平,之后双方打得难解难分,半场结束时战成67平。
  • 文班亚马在这个主场之旅中状态火热,今天依旧如此。他在半场结束时就得到了24分,并且在下半场也没有放慢脚步。他连续第三场比赛在第三节早些时候追平了个人单场三分球命中数纪录(6个)——然后很快又打破了它。尽管他出手了15记三分(也许他会继续投下去,最终打破队史纪录),但他命中了其中的8个。真正的考验将在周六马刺队重新开始客场之旅时到来,因为他主客场之间的表现差异巨大。
  • 马刺队在这场比赛中做得不好的一件事是保持领先优势。他们在比赛初期凭借三分球的火热手感建立了16分的领先优势,但替补阵容几乎完全葬送了它,第一节结束时领先优势缩小到1分。奇才队最终几次取得3分的领先,直到马刺队在第三节末打出一波26-7的巨大攻势。马刺队在第四节一度将领先优势扩大到21分,但当米奇·约翰逊(Mitch Johnson)下场休息后,奇才队再次开始缩小分差,首发球员不得不在比赛还剩5分钟时重新上场以结束比赛。值得称赞的是,奇才队从未放弃。
  • 最后说说马刺队在这场比赛中做得很好的一点,也是他们在过去比赛中没有做到的:保护球权。他们只有9次失误,仅因此丢掉4分。另一方面,奇才队有18次失误,让马刺队得到了20分。事实证明,马刺队今晚需要这些分差的每一分。

想了解奇才球迷的观点,请访问 Bullets Forever

马刺队将于周五结束他们的主场之旅,参加对阵洛杉矶湖人队的NBA酋长航空杯揭幕战。比赛将于美国中部时间下午6:30在ESPN播出。

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San Antonio vs. Washington, Final Score: Spurs ride Wemby’s first 50-point game to 139-130 win over Wizards

Washington Wizards v San Antonio Spurs

For the third game in a row, Wemby hit a career high in threes. Oh, and he scored 50 points.

Another day, another historical game for Victor Wembanyama. The Spurs came into tonight’s match-up against the struggling Washington Wizards looking for their third win in four games during this five-game home stand, and while the second unit gave up a couple of double-digit leads in the first and fourth quarter, they were built on the back of Wemby’s red-hot shooting, and the Spurs were able to hold on down the stretch to secure the 139-130 win.

Wemby scored a career-high 50 points with the help of another career-high of 8 threes on 15 attempts, along with 6 rebounds and 3 blocks. His big night actually overshadowed a similarly big one from Jordan Poole, who had 42 points and led the Wizards in their last-ditch comeback attempt to keep the game interesting down to the final seconds.

Observations

  • In case you missed it, the Spurs announced earlier in the day that the medical episode Gregg Popovich suffered back on November 2 ahead of the Timberwolves game was a mild stroke. He is now in a rehabilitation program and is expected to make a full recovery, but there is no timeline for him to return. Pop and his family remain in our thoughts and prayers, and hopefully he can return to the sideline again.
  • Jonas Valanciunas continued his Spurs-killer ways, recording a double-double of 10 points and 11 rebounds in just 10 minutes of action in the first half alone. Fortunately, he never got going in the second half as the Spurs pulled away.
  • Sometimes Box Score plus/minus doesn’t lie, and that was the case in the first half. All the starters had a plus/minus ranging from +9 to +17, while everyone off the bench had a negative, double-digit plus/minus except Blake Wesley, who was at 0. That certainly passed the eye test, as the Spurs built an early 16-point lead before almost instantly giving it back up when the bench came in for the first time, and the teams played pretty even from there to end up tied 67 all at halftime.
  • Wembanyama is on an absolute tear in this home stand, and it continued today. He had 24 points by halftime and didn’t slow down in the second half. For the third game in a row, he matched his career high for threes in a game (6) early in the third quarter — only to soon break it with another. Even though he attempted 15 threes (maybe he will keep taking them and break the franchise record after all), he made 8 of them. The real test will come when the Spurs return to the road on Saturday, as his splits between home and the road are night and day.
  • One thing the Spurs did not do well in this game was protect leads. They came out of the gate hot from three early to build a 16-point lead in the first quarter, but bench blew it almost entirely, and the lead was down to one at the end of the first quarter. The Wizards would eventually take a lead of three a few times before a huge 26-7 Spurs run to end the third quarter. The Spurs then built the lead all the way to 21 in the fourth, but once again the Wizards began to chip away once Mitch Johnson went the bench, and the starters had to return with five minutes left to close things out. Credit to the Wizards for not giving up.
  • To end on something the Spurs did well that they haven’t in past games: protect the ball. They only had nine turnovers, conceding just 4 points off them. On the other hand, the Wizards had 18 turnovers, giving up 20 points off them to the Spurs. It turns out, the Spurs needed every bit of that difference tonight.

For the Wizards fans perspective, visit Bullets Forever.

The Spurs will conclude their home stand on Friday for the NBA Emirates Cup opener against the Los Angeles Lakers. Tip-off will be at 6:30 PM CT on ESPN.

By Marilyn Dubinski, via Pounding The Rock