By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2025-02-06 16:16:58
由生成式人工智能翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。
在迪阿隆·福克斯(De’Aaron Fox)代表新球队的首秀中，圣安东尼奥马刺队以126-125的最终比分击败了亚特兰大老鹰队。福克斯迅速融入球队，马刺队的战绩提升至22胜26负，并取得了牛仔竞技表演客场之旅的首场胜利。
在福克斯的带领下，圣安东尼奥队上半场表现出色。进攻流畅，防守顽强。半场结束时，马刺队以72-54领先。
不幸的是，下半场没有那么赏心悦目。老鹰队在第三节得到了43分，而圣安东尼奥队的进攻在第四节陷入停滞。
谢天谢地，维克多·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)在比赛还剩30秒时的一次扣篮，以及在比赛还剩几秒时的一次罚球，最终足以让马刺队赢得胜利。
虽然他们的表现并不稳定，但马刺队应该对福克斯的融入程度以及他们赢得胜利感到高兴。
数据：马刺队对阵老鹰队
马刺队对阵老鹰队 – 最终评分
维克多·文班亚马
在进攻端，文班亚马效率极高。他投篮精准，获得了很多罚球机会，找到了空位的队友，并且只出现了一次失误。尽管他一直在与犯规困扰作斗争，但他还是轻松拿下了24分。虽然他在攻防两端的篮板球表现都不错，但文班亚马的防守不如平时那么严密。他的积极性有时会下降，但总的来说，对于这位二年级生来说，这又是一次成功的表现。
评分：B+
迪阿隆·福克斯
福克斯很快就适应了身穿银黑战袍的感觉。他在上半场表现出色，12投8中得到18分。虽然他在下半场的得分有所下降，但福克斯整晚的传球都很棒。他的球场视野比预期的要好，并且他以速度和耐心相结合的方式进行比赛，为每个人创造了机会。福克斯的防守在上半场表现非常出色，但在半场后有所下滑。总的来说，福克斯看起来非常适合球队的得分需求，同时还送出了13次助攻，只有1次失误。
评分：A
德文·瓦塞尔(Devin Vassell)
瓦塞尔能够胜任第三得分手的角色，这更符合他的技术特点。他能够打得更具侵略性，但他不必为自己创造那么多机会。结果是一个相当不错的投篮之夜，以及高质量传球的增加。瓦塞尔也能够更加专注于防守端，他的四次抢断就证明了这一点。他仍然有很大的进步空间，特别是在做出快速、准确的决定方面。
评分：B
克里斯·保罗(Chris Paul)
我对保罗除了福克斯之外如何适应首发阵容很感兴趣……而且看起来它真的会奏效。虽然他处理球的时间比平时少，但他的传球和组织能力仍然非常重要。保罗送出9次助攻，只有1次失误，同时也是一个投篮和得分威胁。他在下半场的防守有时显得漏洞百出，但这并不是因为缺乏努力。
评分：B+
哈里森·巴恩斯(Harrison Barnes)
巴恩斯表现出色。虽然他只打了23分钟，但他积极地想在进攻端留下自己的印记。他投中了一个三分球，并多次成功地突破到篮下。在防守端，巴恩斯比平时表现得更好，并且他也积极地参与篮板球的争抢。在攻防两端，他还因减少了自己的失误而值得称赞。
评分：B+
杰里米·索汉(Jeremy Sochan)
索汉对阵老鹰队的表现不错。在防守端，他成功地在外线防守最强硬的对手，并且在需要时也在内线积极拼抢。他的篮板球本可以更好一些，但我喜欢他的身体对抗性。在进攻端，索汉充满活力。他8投7中，唯一的失误来自三分线外。我喜欢他的传球和他的决策能力。总而言之，如果马刺队能够持续地从替补席上获得这种版本的索汉，他们会接受的。
评分：B+
朱利安·尚帕尼(Julian Champagnie)
尚帕尼的防守确实发挥了作用。在22分钟内，他完成了5次抢断和1次封盖。在最近的比赛中，尚帕尼的拼搏精神达到了更高的水平。在进攻端，有好有坏。他强行投了几球，但他也做出了几个聪明的传球。对于尚帕尼来说，最近的比赛投篮一直很挣扎，他在连续五场比赛中投失了一半以上的投篮。
评分：B
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔
优点：卡斯尔的传球和组织能力展现出了才华。有一段时间，他看起来像是球场上最好的组织者。他的运动能力也很突出。卡斯尔充满勇气地突破到内线，并获得了六次罚球机会。缺点：卡斯尔是球队中失误最多的球员，防守表现不是特别好，并且投失了全部两个三分球。这位新秀还错失了几个他通常能命中的轻松上篮。
评分：B
凯尔登·约翰逊(Keldon Johnson)
约翰逊在亚特兰大异常安静。他只打了15分钟，并且只投中了一球。他的防守也缺乏，他那值得信赖的热情也消失不见。
评分：C-
米奇·约翰逊(Mitch Johnson)
对于教练来说，在比赛中加入像福克斯这样的重要新成员并非易事，因此约翰逊值得称赞，因为他让这一切看起来很容易。他让福克斯做他自己，结果非常棒。关键时刻的战术安排很好，文班亚马自始至终都得到了很多高质量的出手机会，并且替补席表现出色。
评分：A-
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Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Atlanta Hawks – Game #48
In De’Aaron Fox’s debut with his new team, the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Atlanta Hawks by a final score of 126-125. Fox hit the ground running for the good guys, who improved to 22-26 and got their first win of the Rodeo Road Trip.
With Fox leading the way, San Antonio was outstanding in the first half. The offense flowed beautifully and the defense was scrappy. At halftime, the Spurs had a 72-54 lead.
The second half wasn’t as aesthetically-pleasing, unfortunately. The Hawks put 43 points on the board in the third quarter and then San Antonio’s offense slowed to a crawl in the fourth period.
Thankfully, a Victor Wembanyama dunk with 30 seconds remaining and then a Wembanyama free throw with a couple seconds left ended up being just enough for the Spurs to capture the victory.
While their play was uneven, the Spurs have to be thrilled with how well Fox fit and the fact that they got a win.
Stats: Spurs at Hawks
Spurs at Hawks – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
Offensively, Wembanyama was uber efficient. He shot the ball well, got to the free throw line, found open teammates and only turned it over once. Even though he was battling through foul trouble, he put up an easy 24 points. While he was good on the boards on both ends, Wembanyama’s defense wasn’t quite as stingy as usual. His activity level waned at times but, all in all, it was another successful outing for the sophomore.
Grade: B+
De’Aaron Fox
It didn’t take Fox long to look like a natural in silver and black. He looked outstanding in the first half, scoring 18 points on 8-for-12 shooting from the floor. Although his scoring cooled in the second half, Fox’s passing was great the entire night. His court vision was better than advertised and he played with a combination of speed and patience that opened up opportunities for everyone. Fox’s defense was really good in the first half before slipping after halftime. Overall, Fox looked like a perfect scoring fit while also dropping 13 assists to only one turnover.
Grade: A
Devin Vassell
Vassell was able to slide into the role of a third scorer, which fits his skillset much better. He was able to be aggressive but he didn’t have to create as much for himself. The result was a pretty good shooting night and an uptick in quality passes. Vassell was also able to concentrate more on the defensive end, as evidenced by his four steals. He still has plenty of room to improve, specifically when it comes to making quick, accurate decisions.
Grade: B
Chris Paul
I was interested to see how Paul would fit in the starting lineup besides Fox … and it really looked like it will work going forward. While he handled the ball less than usual, his passing and playmaking were still very important. Paul posted nine assists and only one turnover while also being a shooting and scoring threat. His defense looked porous at times in the second half but it wasn’t for a lack of effort.
Grade: B+
Harrison Barnes
Good stuff out of Barnes. Although he only played 23 minutes, he was actively looking to make his mark on the offensive end. He knocked down a three and authored numerous fruitful drives to the cup. Defensively, Barnes was better than usual and he also got his hands dirty on the boards. On both sides of the ball, he also deserves credit for limiting his mistakes.
Grade: B+
Jeremy Sochan
Sochan did a lot of good against the Hawks. Defensively, he successfully guarded out on the perimeter in the toughest matchups and also scratched and clawed in the paint when needed. His rebounding could have been a bit better but I did like his physicality. Offensively, Sochan was a ball of electricity. He hit 7-of-8 shots from the field, with his only miss coming from three-point land. I liked his passing and his decision-making. Net-net, if the Spurs can get this version of Sochan off the bench on a consistent basis, they’d take it.
Grade: B+
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie’s defense definitely made a difference. In 22 minutes, he racked up five steals and a block. In recent games, Champagnie’s hustle has been at a higher level. On offense, there was some good and bad. He forced a couple shots but he also made a few smart passes. Shooting has been a struggle in recent games for Champagnie, as he has missed more than half his shots in five consecutive games.
Grade: B
Stephon Castle
The good: Castle’s passing and playmaking showed flashes of brilliance. There was a stretch where he looked like the best playmaker on the court. His athleticism also popped. Castle drove to the paint with moxie and got to the free throw line for six shots. The bad: Castle led the team in turnovers, didn’t play particularly good defense and missed both of his shots from three-point territory. The rookie also missed a couple easy shots at the rim that he usually makes.
Grade: B
Keldon Johnson
Johnson was strangely quiet in Atlanta. He played only 15 minutes and hit only one shot. His defense was also lacking and his trustworthy enthusiasm was missing in action.
Grade: C-
Mitch Johnson
Adding a new major piece like Fox on the fly isn’t simple to do for a coach, so Johnson deserves kudos for making it look easy. He let Fox be Fox and the results were fantastic. The playcalling down the stretch was good, Wembanyama got a lot of quality looks throughout and the bench produced well.
Grade: A-
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk