马刺 vs 爵士 126 - 118 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Tanner Bowen | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2024-11-22 12:09:02
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圣安东尼奥一度落后多达 20 分，但最终找到了赢球的方法
在连续第三场缺少维克托·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)和德文·瓦塞尔(Devin Vassell)的情况下，圣安东尼奥马刺队克服了上半场的艰难开局，以两位数的优势击败了犹他爵士队，成功复仇了本月早些时候在弗罗斯特银行中心一分惜败的失利。马刺队在上半场举步维艰，带着 16 分的落后进入更衣室，这一差距一度扩大到 20 分。然而，第三节风云突变，马刺队的防守强度提升，进攻端也开始找到感觉，为扣人心弦、你来我往的第四节比赛奠定了基础，最终马刺队笑到了最后。
马刺队将于本周六在弗罗斯特银行中心再次迎战金州勇士队。
赛后观察
- 上赛季马刺队直到 1 月 20 日才战胜华盛顿奇才队取得赛季第八场胜利。而本赛季，尽管关键轮换球员缺席了大量比赛，他们目前的战绩已经达到了 8 胜 8 负。
- 克里斯·保罗(Chris Paul)在第四节再次展现了大师级的表现，6 投 4 中，并以球迷们现在已经习以为常的方式掌控着球队的进攻。他本场最重要的投篮或许是对阵劳里·马尔卡宁(Lauri Markkanen)时顶着防守投进的一记三分球，在比赛还剩不到 4 分钟时将马刺队的领先优势扩大到 4 分。
- 马刺队在第一节的进攻非常挣扎，20 投仅 5 中。在第一节后半段，感觉圣安东尼奥的投篮有 90% 都是擦框而出。但下半场一切都变了，尤其是在第四节，他们 21 投 14 中，命中率高达 67%。
- 马刺队整晚都在不知疲倦地冲击内线，并获得了惊人的 46 次罚球机会。相比之下，爵士队只有 26 次。
- 哈里森·巴恩斯(Harrison Barnes)在上半场竭尽全力帮助马刺队紧咬比分，8 投 6 中得到 18 分，而他的队友们都在苦苦寻找进攻感觉。他最终得到了 25 分和 10 个篮板的两双数据，并在第四节最后时刻命中一记关键三分，帮助马刺队扩大了领先优势。这是他连续第二场比赛得分至少达到 20 分。
- 在文班缺席的情况下，查尔斯·巴塞(Charles Bassey)连续第三场获得大量出场时间，为马刺队注入了急需的能量和活力。巴塞整晚都在不知疲倦地奔跑，几次用势大力沉的扣篮完成进攻。他在防守端也同样活跃，全场送出 6 次盖帽，过去三场比赛的盖帽总数达到了 11 次。
- 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔(Stephon Castle)延续了他令人印象深刻的新秀赛季表现，得到 18 分和 6 次助攻。
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Final Score: Spurs shake off rough start, rally to beat Jazz 126-118
San Antonio found themselves down by as many as 20, but found a way to come away with the win
Playing without Victor Wembanyama in the line-up for the third straight game as well as Devin Vassell, the San Antonio Spurs were able to overcome a rough first half to beat the Utah Jazz by double digits, getting them back for the 1-point loss at the Frost Bank Center earlier in the month. San Antonio struggled to get anything going in that first half and went into the locker room trailing by 16, a deficit that eventually ballooned to 20. The script was flipped completely on its head though in the 3rd quarter, as the defense tightened up and the offense started to find its legs, setting the stage for an exciting, back-and-forth 4th quarter that ended with the Spurs coming out on top.
The Spurs are back in action at Frost Bank this Saturday for a match-up with the Golden State Warriors.
Observations
- The Spurs didn’t get their 8th win last season until January 20th against the Washington Wizards. After tonight’s win, they’re 8-8 on the year, and that’s with key rotation players missing significant time.
- Chris Paul was masterful in the 4th quarter once again, going 4/6 from the field and orchestrating the offense in a way fans have come to expect by now. Perhaps his biggest shot of the night was a contested 3 he took and made over Lauri Markkenan that pushed the Spurs’ lead to 4 with under 4 minutes left in the game
- The offense really struggled in the first quarter, going just 5/20 from the field. For a stretch towards the latter part of the quarter, it felt like 90% of San Antonio’s shots rimmed in and out. Everything changed in the 2nd half, especially in the 4th quarter, where they shot 14/21 from the field for a super efficient 67%.
- The Spurs attacked the paint relentlessly all night and were rewarded with a staggering 46 free throw attempts. Utah by comparison took 26.
- Harrison Barnes did everything he could on offense to keep the Spurs in this one early, going 6/8 for 18 points in the first half while the rest of his teammates struggled to get anything going. He finished with a 25 point, 10 rebound double double, hitting a huge 3 in the waning moments of the 4th to push the Spurs lead up. It was his second consecutive game with at least 20 points.
- Getting significant minutes for the 3rd straight game with Wemby out, Charles Bassey injected some much-needed energy and enthusiasm for the Spurs. Bassey ran the floor hard all night, finishing a few possessions with some emphatic jams. It was a similar story on the defensive end as well, where he was active all night and finished with 6 blocks, bringing his total over the last 3 games to 11.
- Steph Castle continued what’s been an impressive rookie campaign with 18 points and 6 assists.
By Tanner Bowen, via Pounding The Rock