马刺 vs 鹈鹕 121 - 116 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By GaryQfromSanJose | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2024-12-09 10:44:41
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圣安东尼奥遭遇了大面积的伤病，但维克托·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)的七分爆发帮助马刺在这场扣人心弦的主场比赛中取得胜利
尽管上半场马刺的多名轮换球员遭遇了一连串的伤病打击，但文班亚马凭借个人7-0的攻势终结了比赛，帮助圣安东尼奥从人员不足的鹈鹕队手中夺走了胜利。尽管在第一节似乎出现了肩部撞击，但新秀斯蒂芬·卡斯尔(Stephon Castle)在下半场扛起了球队，帮助球队抵挡住了鹈鹕的攻势——将鹈鹕的连败场次扩大到近12场中的11场。虽然几名马刺球员在更衣室里受伤或恢复，但球队在第二节打出了近一周以来最好的篮球表现，以43-28的比分控制了比赛，避免了一场原本可能惨败的比赛。
赛后观察
- 保罗(Chris Paul)通过一次界外球直接传给文班亚马投进三分，以12,092次助攻超越了贾森·基德(Jason Kidd)的12,091次，升至历史助攻榜第二位。保罗本赛季的场均助攻数 (8.5)甚至比他05-06赛季的处子赛季(7.8)还要高！今晚的第一次助攻是巧妙地将球递给约翰逊(Keldon Johnson)完成一次抛投，第二次助攻是将球传给哈里森·巴恩斯(Harrison Barnes)命中底角三分。控场大师的助攻方式真是丰富多样。
- 新奥尔良拥有达拉斯以东最随机的运动型大个子组合。
- 城市版球衣看起来就像你不小心把你的白色衣服和那件淡蓝色的学校运动衫一起洗了。
- 可能很多人都没有注意到，在第三节和第四节的很多时间里，当保罗休息时，卡斯尔承担起了控球的职责。
- 比赛最佳时刻 #1 : 在第二节，约翰逊在新奥尔良的一次快攻中抢断，并将球长传给巴塞(Charles Bassey)，后者完成了一次精彩的扣篮和加罚。
- 比赛最佳时刻 #2 : 文班亚马盖掉了穆雷(Trey Murphy III)的上篮后，瓦塞尔(Devin Vassell)将球传给罚球线附近的文班亚马，后者完成了一记金鸡独立三分。雅各布·托比(Jacob Tobey)回应道：“他就是个作弊码！”
- 比赛最佳时刻 #3 : 上半场末段，保罗找到怒气冲冲的索汉(Jeremy Sochan)完成一记暴扣，随后巴恩斯找到右侧快下的瓦塞尔，再次完成了一次快攻扣篮，打出一波8-0的攻势。
- 51区警报 : 第三节中段，卡斯尔在身后送出一记妙传给篮下的文班亚马，后者完成了一记漂亮的扣篮。
- 文班亚马在比赛开始的20秒内就得分了，并在两分钟后盖掉了伊夫·米西(Yves Missi)的投篮。30秒后，他突然感到不适——捂着下背部。科林斯(Zach Collins)通过反转身完成上篮，而麦科勒姆(CJ McCollum)则扛起了新奥尔良的进攻大旗，但他在本节中途争抢投篮时摔倒了，并退出了比赛。米西则通过几次轻松的得分和罚球帮助鹈鹕早早取得领先。穆雷做着“德章泰”的事情，找到自己的位置得分，并在另一端给对手制造麻烦。第一节结束时，鹈鹕以34-28领先。
- 第二节开始，卡斯尔和约翰逊将马刺的落后分差缩小到三分。当巴塞盖掉麦科勒姆的投篮时，卡斯尔在撞到杰里迈亚·罗宾逊-厄尔(Jeremiah Robinson-Earl)后扭伤了肩膀。文班亚马的回归让我们所有人都松了一口气，感到高兴，但约翰逊在四分钟后一瘸一拐地离开了球场。鹈鹕继续保持火热的手感，保持着安全的领先优势。巴恩斯命中了他的第二个三分球，而文班亚马的上篮将马刺的落后分差缩小到两分。麦科勒姆将索汉撞倒在地，这激怒了他。片刻之后，保罗找到了快下的索汉，后者完成了一记快攻扣篮。保罗的三分球让马刺领先11分，卡斯尔回归后，他强行完成了一次抛投。在充满激情的第二节后，圣安东尼奥以71-62领先九分进入半场。
- 新奥尔良在下半场开始打出一波8-2的攻势，小赫伯·琼斯(Herb Jones Jr.)在外线火力全开。文班亚马在得分榜上有所斩获，而巴塞则在文班下场的时间里，竭尽全力地封盖鹈鹕的每一次投篮。在巴塞盖掉小特雷·杰米森三世(Trey Jemison III)的投篮后，他在另一端获得了两次罚球——赢得了观众的赞赏。新秀米西继续在篮下和周围区域展现出令人印象深刻的表现，而卡斯尔则继续着他的组织进攻。两队在本节相对“冷静”的投篮中保持着相对接近的比分，圣安东尼奥以五分的优势进入第四节。
- 充满自信的卡斯尔先是突破上篮，然后在进攻时间即将结束时命中一记三分，将马刺的领先优势扩大到十分。在圣安东尼奥出现一些低级失误后，鹈鹕将分差缩小到一半。圣安东尼奥打出了一次教科书式的3打1快攻，将新奥尔良的比分拉开到11分。穆雷的三分球将分差缩小到五分，并在防守文班亚马时踢到了他的大腿，吃到一次投篮犯规。米西抢断了卡斯尔的一次失误传球，并完成了一次“打三分”，将鹈鹕的落后分差缩小到两分。卡斯尔的又一次糟糕传球导致了失误，而穆雷的跳投将比分扳平。
- 麦科勒姆的突破上篮，以一波11-0的攻势结束，使新奥尔良重新领先两分。在朱利安·尚帕尼(Julian Champagnie)的突破过程中，最初判给穆雷的犯规被挑战并推翻。保罗助攻文班亚马命中一记直线三分，而穆雷和米西都错失了两次轻松的得分机会。
比赛综述
即使文班亚马和卡斯尔都曾短暂离场接受治疗（更重要的是他们都回到了比赛），圣安东尼奥仍然得到了来自文班亚马（25分，10个篮板和3次盖帽）、卡斯尔（22分，5次助攻和4个篮板）的均衡得分，以及其他队员的重要贡献。查尔斯·巴塞替补出场得到14分、5个篮板和4次盖帽，挽救了今晚可能出现的灾难性结果。哈里森·巴恩斯悄无声息地得到16分，而德文·瓦塞尔则罕见地出现了投篮失准的夜晚。不幸的是，科林斯和约翰逊今晚也未能回归。
缺少了两位得分王——锡安·威廉姆森(Zion Williamson)和布兰登·英格拉姆(Brandon Ingram)——的新奥尔良鹈鹕队的所有首发球员都得分上双。特雷·穆雷三世（25分，6个篮板和5次助攻）和CJ·麦科勒姆（19分和5次助攻）表现出色，而替补出场的布兰登·波士顿(Brandon Boston)（13分和3个篮板）也表现优异。新秀伊夫·米西（18分和14个篮板）给人留下了深刻的印象，并且在面对文班亚马和巴塞时毫不畏惧。
圣安东尼奥在令人遗憾的第一节中失去了他们的两位中锋——文班亚马和科林斯，两人相隔四分钟先后离场，并落后于同样缺少多名轮换球员的新奥尔良队。穆雷三世、米西、麦科勒姆和特雷·穆雷四人在场上和罚球线上都造成了很大的伤害——比圣安东尼奥多得一分。查尔斯·巴塞凭借7分和1次盖帽挽救了这糟糕的一节，马刺在第一节结束时只落后6分。
伤病的轮换在第二节继续困扰着马刺，卡斯尔和约翰逊离开了球场，而文班亚马和卡斯尔随后又回到了比赛中。保罗在第二节早些时候以他的第12,092次助攻超越了贾森·基德。穆雷三世和波士顿继续得分。圣安东尼奥随后打出了一些他们最好的攻防转换，并打出一波19-4的攻势，取得了领先。文班亚马和卡斯尔重新加入比赛，增强了克里斯·保罗和杰里米·索汉的活力，并将马刺的半场领先优势扩大到71-62。
新奥尔良在下半场试图卷土重来，小赫伯·琼斯在外线手感火热。文班亚马在得分榜上有所斩获，而巴塞则在文班下场的时间里，努力封盖鹈鹕在他附近的每一次投篮。在巴塞盖掉了小特雷·杰米森三世的投篮后，他在另一端获得了两个罚球——这赢得了观众的赞赏。新秀伊夫·米西继续在篮下和周围区域展现出令人印象深刻的表现，而卡斯尔则继续着他的组织进攻。两队在这个相对“冷静”的投篮阶段保持着相对接近的比分，圣安东尼奥以5分的优势结束第三节。
想了解鹈鹕球迷的观点，请访问 The Bird Writes 。
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San Antonio vs. New Orleans, Final Score: Spurs close out Pelicans 121-116
A rash of injuries waylaid San Antonio, but Victor Wembanyama’s seven-point burst redeems the Spurs in enthralling home win
Despite a litany of first-half setbacks to a handful of Spurs’ rotation players, Victor Wembanyama closed the game out with a personal 7-0 run to help San Antonio wrestle the game away from an undermanned Pelicans squad. Rookie Stephon Castle, despite what looked like a shoulder impingement in the first quarter, carried the team in the second half to help fend off the Pelicans - extending their loss streak to 11-of-12. While several Spurs were in the locker room ailing or recovering, the team played some of its best basketball in a week in a 43-28 second quarter to take control of what could have been a brutal defeat.
Observations
- Paul (12,092) passed Jason Kidd (12,091) for second on the all-time assist leaderboard with an inbounds pass directly to Wembanyama for three. Paul is averaging more assists this season (8.5) than his inaugural 05-06 (7.8) season! The first two dimes tonight were a deft hand-off to Johnson for a floater, and the second one was a skip pass to Harrison Barnes for a corner three. So. much. Point. God. variety.
- New Orleans has the most random assortment of athletic big men east of Dallas.
- The city jerseys look like you accidentally laundered your white clothes with that one baby blue school sweatshirt.
- It probably went unnoticed by many that Castle held down ballhandling duties over many of the third and fourth quarter minutes, while Paul rested.
- Sequence of the Game #1: In the second quarter, Johnson snatched the ball during a New Orleans fast-break and sent it far ahead to Bassey for an emphatic dunk / and-1 combo.
- Sequence of the Game #2: After Wembanyama inhaled Murray’s lay-up attempt, Vassell fed Wembanyama at the top of the key FOR A SMOOTH ONE-LEGGED THREE. Jacob Tobey responded with “he’s a cheat code!”
- Sequence of the Game #3: Late in the opening half, after Paul found an angry Sochan for a soaring slam, Barnes then found Vassell streaking down the right side for yet another transition dunk to end an 8-0 run.
- Area 51 Alert: Midway through the third, Castle whipped a behind the back dish to Wembanyama at the rim for a beautiful dunk.
- Wembanyama scored in the first 20 seconds and turned away an Yves Missi attempt two minutes in. He pulled up lame right after - clutching his lower back - 30 seconds later. Collins reverse pivoted his way to a lay-up while McCollum took on New Orleans’ offensive mantle, but then took a tumble contesting a shot halfway through the frame and exited the game. Missi converted several bunnies and freebies to help stake the Pelicans to an early lead. Murray did ‘Dejounte’ things in getting to his spots and being annoying at the other end. The Pelicans finished the first up 34-28.
- Castle and Johnson trimmed the Spurs’ deficit to three to start the second. As Bassey turned away a McCollum attempt, Castle wrenched his shoulder running into Jeremiah Robinson-Earl. Wembanyama returned to action to all of our relief and delight, but Johnson limped off the floor four minutes in. The Pelicans continued to scorch the nets to stay safely ahead. Barnes hit his second three and Wembanyama’s lay-up closed the Spurs within two. McCollum shoved Jeremy Sochan out of the air, which caused him to become incensed. Paul found Sochan streaking down the lane for a transition dunk moments later. Paul’s three put the Spurs up 11, and after Castle returned, he willed home a floater. San Antonio went to the half up nine after a fervor-fueled period.
- New Orleans mounted an 8-2 run to start the third. Paul was teed up after Herb Jones hit a pull-up jumper. After some questionable shot attempts, Wembanyama backed in Missi and banked home a shot from the left block. Castle grabbed a 50/50 ball, whipped a no-look one-hander to Wembanyama for a rim-climbing slam. The teams stayed within 2-3 possessions of each other for the remainder of the third. A four-point burst by Barnes allowed San Antonio to head into the fourth up five.
- A confident Castle drove for a lay-up and banged home a shotclock-beating three to push the Spurs’ advantage to ten. The Pelicans chopped that in half after some sloppy San Antonio execution. San Antonio ran a textbook-perfect 3-on-1 fast break to put New Orleans down 11. Murphy III’s moonball three made it a five point game and kicked Wembanyama in the thigh to draw a shooting foul. Missi stole an errant Castle pass and netted an and-1 to bring the Pelicans within two. Castle’s next bad pass resulted in a turnover, and Murray’s jumper tied the game.
- McCollum’s driving lay-up punctuated an 11-0 run to put New Orleans back ahead by two. A foul initially called on Murray during a Julian Champagnie drive was challenged and overturned. Paul fed Wembanyama for a straightaway three, while Murray and Missi missed two easy gimmes.
Game Rundown
Even with Wembanyama and Castle leaving the court for stints in the training room (and more importantly returning), San Antonio received balanced scoring from Wembanyama (25 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 blocks), Castle (22 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds), and important contributions from the rest of the team. Charles Bassey saved what could have been a disastrous outcome tonight with 14 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 blocks off the bench. Harrison Barnes had a stealthy 16 points, while Devin Vassell had a rare off-night shooting. Unfortunately Collins and Johnson also did not return tonight.
New Orleans, absent its top two scorers - Zion Williamson and Brandon Ingram - received double-digit scoring all of its starters. Trey Murphy III (25 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 assists) and CJ McCollum (19 points and 5 assists) stood out, while Brandon Boston (13 points and 3 rebounds) excelled off the bench. Rookie Yves Missi (18 points and 14 rebounds) impressed and was unfazed taking on Wembanyama and Bassey.
San Antonio lost its top two centers in a regrettable first quarter, Wembanyama and Collins, four minutes apart and fell behind a New Orleans squad also missing many rotation players. The quartet of Murphy III, Missi, McCollum, and Murray did a good amount of damage from the field and at the line - outscoring San Antonio by one. Charles Bassey salvaged a brutal quarter by putting up seven points and one block, and the Spurs left it down only six.
The injury musical chairs continued for the Spurs in the second period, as Castle and Johnson left the court, while Wembanyama and Castle later returned. Paul surpassed Jason Kidd early in the second period with his 12,092th assist. Murphy III and Boston continued to accumulate points. San Antonio then paired some of its finest two-way play to cobble together a 19-4 run to surge into the lead. Wembanyama and Castle re-joined the action, to bolster Chris Paul and Jeremy Sochan’s higher energy and pushed the Spurs to a 71-62 halftime advantage.
New Orleans attempted its second half comeback with Herb Jones, Jr. catching fire from the field. While Wembanyama dented the scorebook, Bassey spent the non-Wemby minutes contesting any Pelicans shot in his vicinity. After Bassey rejected a Trey Jemison III toss, he earned a couple of free throws at the other end - to the crowd’s appreciation. The rookie Yves Missi continued to impress in and around the lane, while Castle continued his playmaking ways. The teams stayed relatively close to one another in a relatively ‘cooler’ shooting period and San Antonio left the frame still up five.
For the Pelicans fan’s perspective, please visit The Bird Writes.
San Antonio gets a desperately needed four days off before heading west to take on the Portland Trailblazers on Friday, December 13 at 9:00 PM CDT.
By GaryQfromSanJose, via Pounding The Rock